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IN BRIEF: FOLLOW THAT UPWARD MOBILITY! Cabbies try flagging down bigger fares Landlord laws loom Apartment building owners In cities from Bangor to of a mile, and 20 cents for each just barely squeeze out a living ABC while Gary Cooper, man­ in Portland will have to admit Boston, taxi drivers have either additional seventh. The pro­ driving a cab these days." ager for Town Taxi, said that ownership of their properties gotten recent raises or are ne­ posed rate increase would bring Not all cabbies are enthusi­ the lease "will probably goupa ifCityCouncilorEdward Bern­ gotiatingforthem. Thelasttime fares up to $1.10 for the first astic about a raise, though. couple dollars." stein has his way. He has asked Portland cab drivers got a raise one-ninthofa mile, and 20 cents "What do you want a raise The proposed rates aren't the council to require that was in 1981. Notto be left stalled for each additional ninth. for if you're going to offer a out ofline with those in the rest owners of any building with at a green light, some of them Although these are the discount," growled Al Klaman, of the area. Bangor taxi rates, three or more units register are asking the Portland City maximum rates cabs may an independent cab driver who which went up last October, their ownership with a build­ Council to raise fares 28.5 per­ charge, there is no such thing-as owns and operates Safe-Way are 95 cents for the first one­ ing authority. All landlords cent. a minimum fare. As long as the Taxi Co., a one-man, one-car sixth of a mile and 20 cents for would have 90 days from pas­ "Little of Portland's new rates are posted on the side of operation. Klaman is one of a each additional sixth. Augusta sage of the measure to register; prosperity has trickled down the taxi, the pavement's the handful of independent cab raised its rates in September of new owners would have 30 to us," wrote ABC Cab Com­ limit, and Portland's two taxi drivers in Portland. He said that 1987. A survey conducted by days from the da te of purchase. pany spokesperson, Tom companies, ABC and Town he and other independent cab­ the Portland city clerk's office Building owners who were not McDonough Jr., in the rate in­ Taxi, have been waging dis­ bies charge full fare and that he indicated thatthe rates in many registered would not be al­ crease proposal. "We are pay­ count wars ever since the last has "no problem making a liv­ major New England cities such lowed to rent apartments or ing 1989 expenses with 1981 raise. ABC currently offers a 10 ing" with wages the way they as Boston, Hartford, Provi­ rooms. The proposal was first earnings." percent discount to seniors and are. He said a rate increase dence, Springfield, New Haven read May IS, and may be voted McDonough, who drew up persons who have discount would hurt his business and and Manchestercompare what Casco Bay W_kly on later this month. Currently the proposal and garnered cards that are available on re­ that of other independents. He Portland cabbies are asking for. Thursday building owners can hide their about 100 signatures of sup­ quest from the drivers. Town claimed that the owners of the The meter is still running May 18,1989 identities by using corporation port from the local taxi indus­ Taxi charges 80 cents instead of two major cab companies are on this proposal. It will have to 24 pag.s names. try, said many cab drivers work 90 for the first one-seventh mile. backing the pay-raise proposal be reviewed by the Public 84-hour weeks to get by. He Some independent drivers, simply to be able to charge Safety Committee which will said they are often the victims like Peter Luther who drives a drivers a higher leasing fee for determine if it should go on to of assault, insults and theft. As Checker cab, are also behind their cabs. the city council. The city Gay' bashers plead one ABC cab driver, who chose the raise proposal. "It's the driver who is get­ managers office says that no guilty in hate crime to remain anonymous, put it, "When I started driving my ting hurt by this," said Klaman. definite date has been set for Solid Maple On May 11 Matthew Tefft The perfect space saver! Hidden springs make "We not only need this pay cab five years ago," said Lu­ Town Taxi's lease is $48 for this review, but Tom and O'Wayne Williams pled raise, we deserve it." ther, "insurance was $900 a 12 hours, plus gas. ABC's is $52 McDonough is hoping that the it effortless for one person to change it from guilty to the November 4 as­ Taxi rates are set by the city. year. Now, it's up to $2800. Gas, with the same arrangement. proposal will get to the council couch to bed and back. Seats and sleeps two sault on two gay man on Spring {.r comfortably. Also available in twin and queen The current rates stand at 90 maintenance, everything has McDonough said that nno raise by the end of June. d'M% Street in Portland. In Cumber­ ~ ,~~ sizes; all in stock. cents for the first one-seventh been on the increase. You can in the lease is anticipated" at "'·~· VIEWS land County District Court -Thomas A. Verde Another new garbage technology: We carry the largest assortment of quality Tefft and Williams were each just let the damed stuff rot . hardwood frames, futons and futon covers sentenced to five days in jail I in New England. Ask about our package • pricing. (suspended), six months of probation, a $200 fine and 15 Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 10-8 Tues, Wed, Fri 10-7 hours of public service. They Sat. 9-5, Sun 12-5 flJIpN FuRNISHINGS will be setting up the Names 621 Forest Avenue ncar Woodfords Comer, Portland, Maine Project Quilt when it arrives Visa, MasterCard. American Express, 871-0578 Memorial Day weekend (story Discover and personal checks welcome at right). 'This whole thing is extraordinary," said attorney J Mary Bonauto, who repre­ COVER STORY Esther Genott sented the victims. Becausesen­ by Hannah Holmes tences for assault are usually Clenott made mayor much lighter, Bonauto said, EstherClenott, once a school "This is a statement that hate teacher, will be inaugurated as crimes are not permissible." Meet Maine Author the new mayor of Portland on June 5. Re-elected to the Port- land City Council May 2, Cle- Cement silos slain nott was the only councilor who Merrill's Marine Terminal expressed interest in replacing owner P.D. Merrill announced Cheryl Leeman as mayor. May 15 that a cement-storage ]i~~i: Rick Hautala silo project at his Danforth LISTINGS Street marine terminal is dead Kennedy's coming in the water. Merrill's proposal The biggest conventionally spent all 1988 being reviewed ·····ti~ .·::t~"~:::~ 7pm to 9pm powered warship in the world by various bodies of Portland will be anchored near Fort city government before getting ART sEEN j1..,:t::~l} Friday, May 19 Gorges in Casco Bay October approval. In the mean time a The art of travel 13 through 16. Organizers hope competing cement handling better transportation can ferry business got approved in eight more people to tour the U.S.S. weeks in Newington, N.H. Io.: ... . /~ .:"..... v1f.~~ ~~f···h: -:.;.... «~ :.:: John F,Kennedy this time than Miron USA, Merrill's partner The Names Project Qltill on the maU in WaShington, D.C John Kramer when it was here in 1987 and {{~d W\"}r SPORT in the cement handling pro­ \ Canoe demons thousands of people had to look posal, dropped the Portland Portland to host Names Project Quilt from the shore. Among the Bestselling Author project. Al Caron, a consultant The quilted memorial to died. The names come from all quilt will be displayed. The added when the quilt reaches possible host activities is what for Merrill, explained that the ;::;.···}\t "''''C Portland Mayor Cheryl Lee­ people who died of AIDS will 50 states and 17 countries. Names Project/Maine is put­ its San Francisco home in July. of area is only big enough for one be in Portland over Memorial man referred to as "dial-a­ As the three-by-six foot ting together panels of Maine The AIDS Project, with help .jfi~:~ ] ,cLASSIFIED cement handler. Merrill said Day weekend, May 25 through panels have accumulated, names to display when the from WCSH television and the sailor," whereby local families Miron found Portland "inhos­ 29. It is the only New England they've been sewn into sections national quilt arrives. Co-chair Sonesta Hotel, is footing the Nightstone could take a sailor home to pitable" to industry. dinner. stop the enormous Names of eight and edged with fabric Tom Lyons said three sections bill for bringing the quilt to Project Quilt will make on its walkways. When the sections of eight names will be finished Maine. Its next fundraising ...... :.,.~. .-.-..:-: .... & current tourofthe United States are displayed, they are stitched by Memorial Day weekend. event is a display of the Maine Beach testing begun and Canada. Even though less together with cord, creating an Others may be sewn together panels in the Maine Mall, May ::;;:!:·ji:~u~~~~ Moonwalker NEWS OF The Portland Water District than one tenth of the 60,000- huge quilt pattern. with names from Vermont, 17,18 and 19. Donations will be E'AinE POOK has begun testing the water off square-yard quilt is coming, it There are panels made with Massachusets and possibly accepted, and raffle tickets for THE WEIRD East End Beach for bacterial will cost $30,000 to $35,000 to unusual materials like leather, New Hampshire to make a a comforter will be sold during ...Firefighters were called to pollution. The monitoring will bring it here. C.sco Bay W_kly is a paper burlap, clothing, cremation fourth section. those three days. for people living in or concerned the Oak Hill Funeral Home in be done three times a week The quilt was begun by ashes, human hair, jewelry, "There'll be panels being Viewing hours for the quilt about the ci ties and towns of the San Jose, Calif., recently when throughout the summer, and Cleve Jones, who sewed the first Portland area. It is published by sequins and flags. Among the wOl:ked on at the Expo," Lyons begin with a formal unfolding Mogul Media, Inc. from posh the cremation of a 300-pound the beach will be closed if bac­ panel for a friend in San Fran­ names are Perry Ellis, Rock said. "It will be more or less a ceremony, which is open to the corporate headquarters at man caused more heat than the t~ria counts reach the level they 187 Clark Street, Portland, cisco in 1987. People from all Hudson, Liberace and other ce­ demonstration type thing, public and begins May 25 at 6 Maine 04102. chamber could handle. A fu­ did last year. Test results will over the United States began lebrities. showing how a panel is made, p.m. It will last at least three Send us your event listings. ~booksmith neral home spokesman attrib­ be posted monthly at the sending panels to Jones, said Nowhere near 10,000 pan­ for people who have not made hours. Display hours are May your angry letters and especially your advertisements! We need Dedicated to the fine art of browsing. uted the $20,000 fire to a faulty Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Tom Lyons, co-chair of The els will fit in the Portland Expo. one yet." 26, 27 and 28 from 8 a.m. to 8 to receive all that kind of stuff by control panel, but firefighters Center (92 Congress St.), and at Names Project/Maine. The Only about 800 panels will be the end of the Thursday prior to Some Mainers are already p.m., and May 29 from 8 a.m. to the issue in wh ich you want it We stock a full selection of newspapers and magazines. said it was the buildup of fats the beach if it is closed. quilt has grown to more than trucked in and unfolded to line memorialized in the Names noon. The Expo is on Park to appear. Maine Mall, So. Portland 775-5955 . from the body. 10,000 panels, each sewn in the floor and walls. Project Quilt. The others, in the A venue, near Deering Oaks -Hannah Holmes -Chuck Sheperd/AlterNet memory of someone who has Also at the Expo, the Maine Maine-made sections, will be park. -Hannah Holmes 775·6601 May 18, 1989 5

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And I don't yell at her. while in their company. 6 Casco Bay Weekly May 18, 1989 7

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View. biodegradable waste, releasing (forpiles thatareleftuntouched Casco Bay Weekly The most efficient way to 187 Clark Street heat as a byproduct. between annual turnings) to improve compost quality is to Portland, ME 04102 WCLZ Eventually, you'll have three months (using blowers separate out potential contami­ ne 9'9 AM 900 Casco Bay Weekly compost. This loose, crumbly to force aeration or frequent nants - physical and chemical publishes 16.000 earth (sometimes called hu­ mechanical turning). papers every - before they reach the com­ Thursday. mus) contains three major Sewage sludge composting postfacility. That means source nutrients needed by plants got its start in the 1970s, fol­ Mail subscriptions separation of trash in homes, Program Schedule are available at the (nitrogen, potassium and phos­ lowing passage of the Clean hard ware stores, hospitals and rate of $36/year. phorus). Water Act. As municipalities elsewhere. 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As a mulch spread over sludge that were difficult to 20 SAT I Only Want You to Love reproduced by any means ies. soil or flower beds, compost landfill or incinerate. 21 SUN Thunder in the City wlthoul written permission As with so many solutions Share the Romance 22 MON Steamboat Bill of Ihe publisher. regulates soil temperature, sup­ ". bring it to We also process and As of 1988, 115 sludge com­ to environmental problems, 23 TUE Orpheus JUS J Casco Bay Weekly presses weed growth and de­ posting facilities were operat­ technology and legislation at Portland's Night at the 24 WED Heidt JUST BLACK & WHITE. print all types of black is free in the Grealer creases soil erosion. According ing around the country, with Porlland area - limit one aren't enough. 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Community Dental Health Center Medicaid and insurance are accepted, but they don't 874-1025 pay the $10 for the first visit. The top rate is $85 an First floor Maine Medical Center, hour, half that for group sessions. However, services 22 Bramhall St., Portland are never refused because of inability to pay. (Cumberland County) 282-1305 or 282-7151 Day One 333 Uncoln St., Saco 874-1045 (York County) Outpatient office The services include just about everything a regular 23 Ocean Ave., Portland dentist's office would do: extractions, fillings, clean­ 874-1040 ings, some bridge work and root canals. No crowns. Community Education office The staff is all licensed and, reportedly, very friendly. 839-6190 The amount you pay is based on your total house­ Residential program, Bar Mills hold income and number of dependents. Medicaid Day One social workers specialize in substance accepted. The forms take about 10 minutes to fill out, abuse among adolescents. They do prevention, inter­ and you'll be told immediately whether you'll be vention and treatment, in residential, outpatient, and paying 25, 50, 75 or 100 percent of your bill. Most in-home settings. They are very active in school TEETH people end up paying 50 percent, but even the 100 substance abuse education, and are beginning a TEETH percent rate will likely be lower than in a private program for homeless people. CLEANING office. The Halfway House Without Walls program helps CLEANING Hours are 8-4:30 daily, by appointment only. If you young people return to society after a substance­ are in great pain, they'll try to fit you in. The clinic related offense by providing housing, employment, may be open weekends in the future. and emotional support. $ 50.00 Day One believes paying for help is part of therapy, $ 3.00 .. $10.00 but the fees can be as low as a dollar, depending on income, family size and debts like hospital bills. Call for an appointment Monday through Friday, 9 Mental health to 5, for an intake interview. Within 24 hours a coun­ Community Counseling Centers selor will set up a face-to-face interview. There is 874-1030 sometimes a short waiting list for family support coun­ ·Public Health 622 Congress St., Portland seling. • Your Dentist How to take care of yourself Clinics 781-3413 267 Falmouth Rd., Falmouth 839-6436 without taking a beating 29 School St., Gorham (Cumberland County) Reproductive Community counseling centers and mental health STORY by Hannah Holmes centers are for people who want to invest in their health PHOTO IllUSTRATIONS by Tonee Harbert students to work in clinics are another source mental health and well-being, but can't afford the $65- of discount health care. In these cases, li­ Dental care $100 per hour that counseling generally costs. (They Family Planning You don't have to be flat broke to fear the censed personnel supervise the work. Westbrook College Dental Hygiene Clinic are also for people who can afford it.) Through group, 874-1095 How poor are you? expense of getting sick. Health care costs so Is there a hidden cost to cut-rate care? In 797-8999 family and individual counseling, the centers usually 500 Forest Ave., Portland offer help with issues like alcohol and drug depend­ 725-8264 much that it threatens everyone who doesn't the short run, you may find yourself sitting 17 Stevens Ave., Portland (Seasonal) ency, depression, sexual abuse, pregnancy, employ­ 54 Cumberland St., Brunswick Many health agencies use the federal pov­ have a top-notch insurance policy. longer in the waiting room, or in the dentist's The Westbrook College Dental Hygiene Clinic is ment and parenting problems, and more. 282-6620 erty level to determine how much you can As a result, many people put off getting chair waiting for a supervisor to approve the staffed with college students. The students may take The Portland center is using a "focused treatment" 49 Main St., Biddeford afford to pay toward your health care. health care until their condition is unbear­ work done by a student or intern. Or you up to three hours to clean your teeth, but you'll have a plan, in an attempt to shorten the waiting list. You and Family Planning centers provide gynecological able. This gnaws at the quality of their lives. may gag on red tape. Other than that, insists blinding smile when they're done. They also give you your counselor focus on the problem you want to health services, birth control counseling and supplies. As of March 1989 the poverty level for a And the longer health care is postponed, the Community Counseling Center Director a fluoride treatment and a toothbrush. The students address, and you concentrate on it for 12 visits. All care is given by nurse practitioners with special r The centers charge on a sliding scale. The Portland training in family planning. They'll refer you to a single person is $5976 a year. A family of four more it is likely to cost the patient in the end. Henry Neilson, there should be no difference are supervised by a dentist. There are no income guidelines. The charges for center takes a lot into consideration, including your doctor if they find "bumps or lumps," says Executive is considered to be living above poverty if it As the saying goes, "a stitch in time saves in the quality of the care you'll get. rent, medical, child support and other expenses. Director of the Portland office, Nancy Boothby. lives on $12,096. This is before taxes. nine." 1988-89 were as follows (they may go up next year): In the long run, there is a big cost associ­ Cleaning and fluoride treatment: 6-12 years, $6; 13- Medicaid accepted. Services are free to women at or below the federal But how to pay for what you need? A ated with a health care system that many 61 years, $10; 62-plus, $6. Sealants for children 2-8 There is a waiting list of two to six months in poverty level ($498 a month). A sliding fee scale, based The poverty level is set by the federal gov­ throat infection can cost $40 for an office people can't afford. Not only are people less years are $4 per tooth. X-rays are 50 cents each, or $9 Portland, the longer waits being for sexual abuse and on income and family size, kicks in after that. ernment. The expectation is that you'll have home-based family counseling. An introductory clinical exam (including a pap visit plus $15 for penicillin. Just having your productive when they're sick, but episodic, or for a full-mouth series. difficulty buying food and shelter if your teeth cleaned costs about $50. Counseling for Closed April to September, and mid-December to smear, pelvic exam and standard disease tests ranges emergency, treatment is more expensive than York County Counseling Services, Inc. from $10 to $40, depending on income. Pregnancy test, income is below the level. Considering the depression or alcoholism can be $60 to $100 late January. The beginning of each semester is the regular, preventive.medicine, says Michael easiest time to get an appointment. 282-7504 $3 to $5. Oral contraceptives, $3 to $7 per cycle, cost of housing in southern Maine, most local an hour. Ryan, associate vice-president of Maine 333 Lincoln St., Saco diaphragms $3 to $8. "We have the best deal on public assistance agencies consider this Depressed? There are other options. Medical Center. City Hall Dental Clinics (Similar to the above, for York County.) condoms," says Boothby, who says more men are standard absurdly low. Many give a discount turning up at Family Planning these days. "The first 10 There are places that offer dental, mental Ironically, many medical insurance plans 874-8300 ext. 8784 to people who are living at 185 percent of the Community Alcoholism Services are free." and physical health services at a discount. only provide for episodic care. Worse still, City Hall, 389 Congress St. poverty level. Some charge a flat fee that is a fraction of the' Reiche School, 166 Brackett St. 775-5671 Monday through Wednesday 11-8, Thursday 8-5, those without any insurance tend to only 82 Elm St., Portland Friday 8-11 :30 a.m. market rate. Some use formulas to decide Riverton School, 1600 Forest Ave. seek treatment when they have reached the (Portland residents) Group and individual counseling for alcohol and Teen walk-in hours: Saturday 9-noon Forest Ave., how much you can afford to pay. point of heading for the emergency room. There are dental chairs at each location, and dental drug abuse. Also for Adult Children of Alcoholics and Tuesday at Reiche Health Station 6 p.m.-9, Thursday at Counties, cities and towns sponsor some State and federal legislators have begun to hygienists travel to them. They do teeth cleaning, co-dependency. Counseling is done by licensed Munjoy Hill Health Station 6 p.m.-9. clinics, getting big grants from organizations discuss this problem, but real relief is a long fluoride treatment, and give you a free toothbrush substance abuse counselors and by interns. like United Way. For some of these you must way off. Until then, those without adequate with instructions! No X-rays, no diagnoses. Waiting list for an intake interview is about one be a resident to qualify for cheap services. Fees are based on household income and number of month. Treatment usually begins about two weeks health insurance have to fend for themselves. after that. Colleges and training institutions that put dePendents. Medicaid not accepted. Make an appoint­ But for now, here are the options: ment for the health station nearest you. Sliding fees are based on income and family size. CONnNUED page 10

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Portland Child Health Clinics 874-8869 Westbrook Well Baby Clinic brought in. However, he adds that many patients (Portland residents age 8$4-9157 want to pay even when they can't, and that the CHEAP two weeks to 21 years.) 810 Main St. Westbrook hospital will set up interest-free payment plans Munjoy Hill, ]34 Congress St., Monday Last Thursday of the month at the Westbrook that people can handle. through Friday 8-5. Warren Congregational Church. By appointment. Reiche School, 166 Brackett St., Monday and Maine Osteopathic HEALTH Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-noon. South Portland Nursing Association 879-8030 Riverton School, 1600 Forest Ave. Monday 767-3326 335 Brighton Ave., Portland 8-noon, Tuesday 1-5. (South Portland residents) "We treat, then we find ways for patients to Peaks Island, about one day every two months. This agency provides home nursing care, pay," says Dennise Whitley, vice president of CARE Walk-ins are 8-8:30, otherwise make an ap­ physical therapy, occupational therapy and marketing at the Osteopathic Hospital of Maine. pointment, Peaks included. speech therapy on a sliding fee scale. "We can put people on payment plans after every CONTINUED from previous page other avenue has been exhausted." Other avenues Three pediatricians provide services, and much of the care is given by nurse practitioners. In include state assistance as well as community and Women's Choice addition to physicals, check-ups and immuniza­ local programs, which the hospital helps patients 874-1098 tions, they do various blood tests, head checks for tap into. 500 Forest Ave., Portland lice, plus acute minor illness like ear and throat Hospitals: Run by the same folks that run Family Plan­ infections, rashes, etc. Mercy Hospital ning, for women who make too much money to H you make an appointment, you can fill out 879-3000 qualify for subsidized services. Fees are still about the forms and get treatment on the same day. the last resort 144 State St., Portland 30 percent less than market. Introductory exam Fees are on a sliding scale, based on household Mercy runs a prenatal clinic for women who $55, pills $10 per cycle. can't afford or don't have a private physician. income ~nd family size. Care is free for some, Under Maine law, a hospital may not tum Monday 9-5, Tuesday 11-7:30, Wednesday 9- Medicaid recipients are welcome. away a patient who can't afford to pay for care. "We have a concern for the poor and disadvan­ 7:30, Thursday 9-5, Friday 8-11:30 a.m. While this ensures emergency health services to taged. But everyone should pay their fair share, Other communities cooperate with Commu­ everyone, it leaves hospitals with big, unpaid otherwise the rest of us pay," says administrator Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic nity Health Services to provide well child and bills. Sharon Benoit. Even with budget payment plans, 874-8300, Ext. 8788 well baby clinics on a regular basis. A nurse from Last year Maine Medical Center, a private, Mercy wrote off $2.2 million for bad debt and Third floor of City Hall charity care last year. . ".\ I .O!" OF PU)PI.F .~I·I· TIlE WORK 1 DO. SO. I !",\KF PRinE 1;\1 the service visits a community and does immuni­ non-profit hospital, gave away $9 million in ~I ~ . I;\I(; SO~IFTlflN(; RL\I.I.Y NICE C()~H OFF 'lln I'RE .~S . I 389 Congress St., Portland zations and screening for health problems. For a health care to people who couldn't afford to pay. WORK II .\RIl .\T PU.. \SI;\I(; TilE (;I ' STO~IER." . ~ few area physicians take turns staffing the schedule, call your town/ city hall or call Commu­ Because it's the only hospital in the area with a Westbrook Community Hospital • Qualil) Printin}! chmc. A flat fee of $20 covers various tests, plus nity Health Services at 775-7231 or 1-800-643- comprehensive system of out-patient clinics, it 854-8464 • Special t::venh the medication for more common ailments. 4331. serves the "medically indigent" from Brunswick 40 Park Rd., Westbrook • Promotion Ilems Syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, to Kittery, says Associate Vice-President Michael "Last in the phone book, first on the list," sighs • llirl"Ct Mail yeast infections and venereal warts are covered Ryan. This severely strains the staff, and means a Joel Rogers, hospital administrator. Rogers says under the fee. Herpes test cultures are $20, but waiting list of up to three months for non-urgent the majority of his inpatients are there for chemi­ Douglas Smith, clinic manager, said the culture medical treatment. cal dependency, and can't afford to pay. The isn't usually necessary for a diagnosis. Follow up General care The Maine Health Care Finance Authority hospital helps them to apply for Medicaid bene­ visits are $5. Community Health Services, Inc. wrote the must-serve policy, which is based on a fits. Last year 19 percent of the hospital's care Walk-in only. Tuesday and Thursday 4-6 p.m. 775-7231 similar federal policy. Depending on your income wasn't paid for. The Health Care Finance Com­ Friday 11 :30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. or 1-800-643-4331 and expenses, hospitals must write off part or all mission reimbursed five percent. HIV (the AIDS antibody) testing is done 98 Chestnut St., Portland of your bill as a loss. The commission reimburses separately in order to preserve anonymity and 647-5644 hospitals for part of this loss. Parkvlew Memorial Hospital confidentiality. The fee of $8.50 includes counsel­ High Street, Bridgeton In order to get the rest, hospitals may design a 729-1641 ing before and after the test. For an HIV test (Cumberland and southern payment plan for you, or help you find other 329 Maine Street, Brunswick appointment call 874-8446. Oxford counties) sources of health care dollars. Even so, they lose a Community Health Services runs a rolling road lot of money, which is made up with hikes of Regional Memorial Hospital show of health care. They send visiting nurses out insurance rates and the cost of services. 729-0181 to hold community clinics, and into homes for The Maine Legislature is talking about ways to 58 Baribeau Dr., Brunswick Kid care people who can't get out. To get a schedule of funnel more money to hospitals for indigent care. well child clinics, adult health clinics in your area, House Speaker John Martin is sponsoring a bill Southern Maine Medical Center T~ere are dozens of prenatal and young-child call the Portland numbers above. that would expand the Medicaid program by 283-3663 servIceS out there. The Maine Department of Well child clinics offer immunizations, physi­ millions of dollars. The measure is targeted to 1 Mountain Rd., Biddeford Stained Glass' Human Services distributes a red booklet listing cals and overall developmental assessments for individuals who are too "rich" to get Medicaid the resources available in Cumberland and York benefits, but too poor to pay for insurance. SMITH HOUSE Renovation and Design children up to five years old. Adult health clinics counties. Call 1-289-3311 or 1-800-437-9300 for a screen for blood pressure, diabetes, colorectal In the mean time, Ryan warns that any increase of Fine Art Glass Windows ~~j;:9:?;:r3;~~~';; free copy. Since 1976 cancer and cholesterol. If signs of trouble arise, in uncompensated care at Maine Med is too much. He encourages people to try working out a A they refer you to a doctor for care. Life-Changing 630 Forest Avenue, Prenatal Care Program The in-home nursing program is for people, payment plan with a private doctor before Resource for Portland, ME 1-800-437-9300 showing up at a Maine Med clinic. 774-4154 from infants to elderly, who couldn't live at home Chemical Run by the Maine Department of Human without some nurSing care. Dependency Services, this program reimburses the phYSicians, Sliding fees for home care are based on income, Maine Medical Center Treatment Casual Deluxe nurse midwives and other care-givers of preg­ family size, debt load and general circumstances. 871-0111 Cl. Our eanvas briefcase has it all. nant, adolescent women. It does not cover hospi­ The clinics use a system of suggested donations. 22 Bramhall St., Portland Short wraparound straps with leather tal delivery costs. Care givers are not obligated to If you do find yourself out of options and in grips, a long adjustable shoulder accept this payment arrangement. need of medical attention, Maine Medical has it straI?, one open and one zippered York County Health Services outsIde pocket, a full length Women living at ]85 percent of the poverty 284-2556 all. outside zippered pocket, a full level ($922 a month) are eligible, and their income or 1-800-482-0971 The registration office on the ground floor will Treatment for length inside divider, three only is considered. This allows women to partici­ Industrial Park Road, Saco assess your financial status. There are only two organizer pockets, leather pate even if they live with parents or aren't Alcoholism and around the comers. Same services as above. categories: full price, or free. Ryan says the eligible for Medicaid. (IS" x 12" x 3") $67.00 hospital once used a sliding fee system, but Chemical Colors: taupe, navy, medium administering the system cost more than it brown - all with tan leather IlAIIWI HOlMES is a mesomorph. Dependency • intensive, 4-week outpatient program

AM· A· RYL· LIS (am-a-ril-lis), • evening hours available N. 1. A large bulbous lily-like plant usually with We're Loaded. • family program every day rose colored flowers. 2. A sheperdess or country • Smith House Continuing girl, especially in classical and later pastoral Care Program May 19 &20 1 poetry. 3. An established Old Port boutique on ( ~~::;»*:::=*~&~«=;;;:~~~:::~:i~::.:.'(~s:;.%:;.;:;:;:::;:~:::l~ Exchange Street with unique and beautiful clothing • fees reimbursable by most Use us. insurers and Maine Medicaid ROCK WITH from everywhere. II

1 1f-~ At Smith House, clients 41 EXCHANGE ST. continue with their PORTLAND, ME F day-to-day lives while -----:1-N=-=--S -1- D -E-R receiving treatment. 207 • 772 • 4439 1 q o 6 0 772-0600 fCJ For information or a brochure, a A free list and location guide distribuled annually at The Greater Portland Chamber of Commerce and participating merchants. May 26 & 27 ALLINCE • Every Thursday Open Mike Night o please call 772-8822. II P.O.Box 5215, Portland, Maine 04101 Amnesty International will the mainstage to raise money styles with unusual ballads show you what you can do to for the company. The bench that they have collected change things. Tonight's from" A Walk in the Woods," throughout the English meeting and letter writing the orphanage from "Ghosts," speaking world. Showtime is session is at 6:30 p.m. at ski or sun vacations, and at 8 p.m. at The Center for Raffle's Cafe Bookstore, 555 many other items will be The Arts, 804 Washington St., • Mad at Exxon? Bring Congress St., Portland. It is auctioned off to the highest Bath. Tickets are $6 in ad­ • The "Future of the your pulverized plastic and free and open to the public. bidder. Tickets are $25, which vance (available at Macbean's Fishing Industries" is the your Captain Hazelwood For more information, call includes a buffet and lots of Music in Brunswick and at topic of the Waterfront Alliance's third Chat 'n' effigies to Monument Square 761-3930. thespian and musical enter­ The Center for The Arts) and at noon. Members of local tainment with PSC's Polly $8 at the door. For more infor­ Chowder tonight at the Casco peace, environmental and Pen and composer Tom mation, call 729-3185. Bay Lines ferry terminal on animal rights groups will Cabaniss. To reserve a place, • The legendary "out Commercial Street. Panelists protest Exxon's response to call Jane Whyte at 781-2115. there" jazz pianist, Cecil include a large and small boat the Alaskan oil spill and will Taylor, is a master of im­ operator, a fish processor, the discuss alternative environ­ provisation whose music director of the Portland Fish mental and energy policies. defies description. Taylor Exchange, representative Call 883-1101 for more infor­ • Dancing shoes take a opens the Big Sounds From from Dept. of Marine Re­ blues musicians from Mem­ sources, lobstermen and mation. (And leave that 10- traditional step during an All Over series presented by phis to Chicago are on dis­ recreational fisherman. miles-to-the-gallon toy truck evening of folk and contra Portland Performing Arts. play at the Portland Perform­ at home.) Showtime is 8 p.m. at the Chowder is $5 and starts at 6 ing Arts Center, 25A Forest dancing at the Chestnut Street • Mad at Mike Dukakis? • Mad at South Africa? Portland Performing Arts p.m. Chat is free and starts at Ave., Portland. Opening re­ Church (behind Portland City Join the Rainbow. The Rain­ Amnesty International is Center. Tickets are $13. For 7:15 p.m. Call 874-7678 for ception May 25, 5-8 pm. Ex­ Hall). International folk bow Coalition lives and the holding an informational more information, call 774- more information. hibit will continue through dancing begins at 7:30 p.m., Maine chapter is having an meeting on the current situ­ 0465. • The Portland Bias July 9 and may be viewed followed by a contra dance all-day organizing conference ation in South Africa, where with the Crooked Stovepipe Crimes Task Force will during performances at an extraordinary number of today in Bath. There will be discuss crimes motivated by PPAC. Band at 8:30 p.m. Admission workshops and plenary women are being detained is $3 for both dances. For prejudice with various repre­ • Pine Tree Society is in their struggle for sessions on the changing sentatives of community having a benefit dance party more information, call 774- labor force, coastline develop­ human rights. 4728. minorities. The free forum with music by Red Light ment and issues of equality. sponsored by Greater Port­ Revue for their summer camp • Behind the Mask. The Mel King, founder of the promoters of Portland Stage • Be a tourist in the com­ land NOW runs from 7:30 to for handicapped children. Boston Rainbow Coalition, fort of your own backyard - 9:30 p.m. at the Portland The fund raiser is May 25 at are staging an auction tonight will deliver the keynote ad­ both backstage in the for free! Today is the "Resi­ YWCA, 87 Spring St., Port­ Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., dress. The conference is 9:30 dents Tourist Day" sponsored land. For more information, Portland. Admission is $5. theater's scene a.m.-4 p.m. at Bath Junior shop and by the Chamber of Commerce call 773-7831 or 879-0877. For more information call on High School, 6 Old Brun­ of the Greater Portland 856-6124. swick Rd. (alias Bath Road), Region. All you have to do is Bath. For more information, to pick up your free button at call Kathy McInness at 773- the Chamber of Commerce (at 0682. (Her phone will accept 142 Free St. in Portland) voice and TOO calls.) during business hours or • And after you've got between 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.rn. • Hope, Healing & Re­ kinks all worked out of the on Sunday. With that button covery Program will focus on • Art Talks: coup, zip back to Portland for you can hit more than 40 local various ways rape survivors Italy Real and Imagined. a fund raising dance for the tourist-traps without paying a can facilitate their own heal­ The current exhibit on Italian National AIDS Memorial cent: free rides on Casco Bay ing through journal writing, architecture is the subject of a Quilt, which will be on Lines and Longfellow ait expression and speaking gallery talk given tonight at display at the Portland Expo Cruises, the Southworth out. The free program runs 5:15 p.m. and tomorrow at next weekend. Tunes are by Planetarium, the Portland from 7-9 p.m. in the USM 12:30 p.m. at the Portland OJ Ellen Neill of Neill's Road Museum of Art and the Portland Campus Center, Museum of Art, Congress Show and the money raised Payson Gallery at Westbrook Rooms B & c. It is part of a Square, Portland. FI ee with will assist The AIDS Project College, The Children's public series on sexual assault museum admission. For more and other local AIDS service Museum of Maine, the Desert sponsored by the Rape Crisis information, call 775-6148. organizations, which paid the of Maine and even an organ Center & USM Women's • Art at Bowdoin. Gallery expense to have the national concert at City Hall Audito­ Forum. talk given by Susan Wegner, quilt brought to Portland. The rium are among the possibili­ associate professor of art, dance is at the People's ties today. Pick up your garian Dances," Gyorgy Forest Bookstore and at the Forest Ave., Portland; May today at 3 p.m. in the Walker Building, 155 Brackett St., button or call the Chamber of Ligeti's "Six Bagatelles" and 24, Naragansett School, Art Building, Bowdoin Col­ Portland. A $5 donation is Commerce at 772-2811 for Anatoli Liadov's "Eight Folk Lower Main St., Gorham; lege, Brunswick. Free and requested. For more informa­ more info, Dances" will be performed by June 1, SMVTJ, Fort Road, S. open to the public. For more tion, call 774-2087 .. • The Spinners, The the Block Chamber Ensemble Portland; June 5, Reiche information, call 725-3275 . • Or, in case you got Guess Who, The Association at 11 a.rn. at the Portland School, 166 Brackett St., • Sculptor George York carried away and tore up and The Drifters play tonight Museum of Art. Admission is Portland; June 6, Cape Eliza­ will show slides and discuss your car at the Exxon protest, at 7:30 at the Cumberland $5, $3 for members. For more • Share your vision. beth High School, Ocean his inflatable creations at 7:30 stay in Bath and head to the County Civic Center. Tickets information, call 775-6148. Vision 2000 Citizen Stake­ House Rd., Cape Elizabeth; p.rn. at the Maine Writers Curtis Little Theater where are $15, half-house, reserved • Need an outing for the holders Forums allow you to June 14. North Yarmouth Center, 190 Mason, Brun­ the Bath-Brunswick Folk Club seats. Tickets are available at kids? The "Heart of Gold share ideas about the future Academy, 123 Main St., Yar­ swick. The free presentation .Luther "Guitar Jr." present Sandy and Caroline the box office, Ticketron and Vaudville Company" will do of Greater Portland; housing, mouth; and June 15, Lakes is being presented by the Johnson played the blues Come to Monument Paton. A couple of folk Teletron. one show only at 3 p.m. at land use, growth and change Region High School, Rt. 302 Union of Maine Visual Art­ performers and the founders with the legends. Tonight at Square at noon on • If that's too hep for your First Parish Church, 425 are among the topics to be Naples. All meetings run ists. Thursday the 18th of Folk Legacy Records, the Raoul's he plays for you. 865 hop, hear some music from Congress St. Tickets are $4 a considered. Community from 7-9:30 pm. For more • "The Devil's Music: of May and hear about Patons' shows combine alternative energy the Eastern Bloc: Ferenc seat and are available at meetings are as follows: May information, call 773-8655. Portraits of the Blues." Photo­ Forest Ave., Portland. 773- policies that can world contemporary songwriting Farka's "Five Antique Hun- Gallery Music, The Enchanted 22, Riverton School, 1600 graphs by Myron Samuels of 6886.

AFRICAN EXTRAVAGANZA! If you can't carry MAD HORSE CECIL TAYLOR a tune, with our A We fingered FODAY MUSASUSO "Beyond category" THEATRE fA U ..• MAY 17·21 I!!l WED-SAT 7:15.9 Virtuoso from Gambia Duke Ellington COMPANY J""/' r~ SAT-SUN MAT 1 prices you'll be the culprit. MALOKA able to carry more In the hilarious Maine premiere of Supercharged Soukous Orchestra Casco Bay Weekly is Friday, June 2 VIRGIN MACHINE 7:00 & 9:00 - 2 Shows now printing with a Portland Perfanning Arts Cemer MAY 21·23 SUN MAT 2:45 25A Forest Ave. Tired of oldies? SUN-TIlES 6:45. 9 special, no-rub ink. Tockets $13 Call774C465 Saturday, May 20th 8:00 p.m. Alienated by Selectrocution? (AND OTHER STORIES & SONGS) Promises to Keep Available also at Amadeus Music Portland Performing Arts Center Turned off by foxy oil wrestling? SUN MAT 3:45 No more blackened & Gallery Music 25A Forest Ave. SUN-TIlES 7:45. 10 fingers, dirty hands or Tickets $13 Call: 774-0465 MAY 25-JUNE 18 The Cry of Reason Available al80 at Amadeus Music THUR. FRI & SAT at 8; SUN at 7 ink-smudged clothes. 1989 MUSIC SERIES PRESENTED BY & Gallery MusiC Then experience ZOOTZ, 50 DANFORTH ST., PORTLAND • MAY 24-28 WED-SAT 7.9:15 PORTlAND PERFORMING ARTS SAT-SUN MAT 1 with support from: [_;, BIG SOUNDS FROM ALL OVER 1989 MUSIC SERIES PRESENTED BY RESERVE NOW! MPBN m'lla Hotd Ihlland l"~J Next Concer1: Chamber Music Meets Jazzl PORTLAND PERFORMING ARTS Casco Bay Weekly The dance club for dancers Records, Tapes and CDs !ALA AM/ Turtle Island String Quartet Sat., June 24 with support Irom i;rn: 'n Seve 187 Clark Street No cover before 9:30 • 1/2 price before 10:30 797-3338 ~OMEJAV. k.d. lang, Sun., July 30 NEA Jau, The New England Foundation lor the Portland, ME 04102 VISA & MasterCard ACCEPTED Arts, Meet The Composer and ~ 31 FOREST AVENUE, PORTLAND· 773-8187 10 Each.. Sl. Portland 772·96 May 18,1989 15 Visit Raoul's New Gift Shop! T Fri &Sat May 19-20 A C K

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Phlsh (funk) Tree Cafe. 45 Danforth. Port­ Sandy .nd C.rollne P.ton (folk) 8 land. n4-1441. pm. Curtus Littie Theater. The Center for Promises To Keep Narrated by Why Not (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 Moul­ The Arts, 804 Washington, Bath. Tickets Martin Sheen and featuring homeless ton St.. Portland. 774-0444. are $6 in advance (available at Macbean's Fri &Sat May 2$-27 activist Mitch Snyder, the documentary .Ion.than Edw.rds (acoustic) Raoul's, Music in Brunswick and at The Center for more memorabilia mirrors the continuous struggle the 865 Forest Ave .• Portland. 773-6886. The Arts), $8 at the door. For more infor­ homeless face. The R.re Birds (rock) Barnhouse Tav­ mation. call 729-3185. arriving daily! R.ln M.n Dustin Hoffman plays an ern. Route 302, N. Windham. 892-2221 . PI.nlst Frank GI.zer (classical) per­ Great for gifts • Sh.dow with Psychobabil (rock) forms works by Bach. Handel. Beethoven. autistic adult. Raymond Babbitt. who has inherited his father's estate. Tom Geno's. 13 Brown, Portland. 761-2506. Brahms and Mendelssohn: 7:30 pm. Graduation T.ylorMade (rock) T-Bird·s. 126 N. Boyd. Waldo Theater, Waldoboro. TICkets are * Cruise plays his brother. who has just Portland. 773-8040. $10 in advance. $12 at the door. Formore * Father's Day discovered his brother's existence and Point 08 (rock) Marble Bar. 53 York St. information. call 832-6373. SILVER has his eye on the inheritance. Portland. n3-5516. * Weddings Unfortunately. Cruise'S performance is just good enough; he is diminutive in * Birthdays the presence of Hoffman. Sunday. MC!VISA gladly accepted S.I•• m Bombay Indian director Mira Music .I.ms Irish Jam Session 2-6 pm Major Le.gue In case you didn't no­ Nair goes to the streets of Bombay to Gritly McDuff·s. 396 Fore. Portland. 772- SCREEN tice. baseball season has begun. examine the lives of prostitutes. drug 2739; Blues Jam Session 12-6 pm Tree Charlie Sheen and Tom Berenger star in dealers and con artists. The main char­ Friday. Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. 774-1441 ; On the Verge by Eric Overmyer is a this comedy about 8 group of screw­ acter in the drama is a young boy who The Adventure. of a.ron Mun. Why Nol(rock)Old Port Tavem. 11 Moul­ Reggae Jam Session 7-11 pm Raoul's, fantasy of space/time travel performed balls playing for the Cleveland Indians. has left home to earn enough money to 865 ForestAve. Portland. 773-6886; Open Watch for our ch.usen is another fantasy from ton St.. Portland. 774-0444. through May 21 at The Theater Project. pay his brother for a motorcycle he Mike Night at Geno·s. 13 Brown. Port­ Terry Gilliam. who directed the futuristic Pet Semat.ry The movie version of a Red Llghl Revue (r&b) Moose Alley, 46 14 School St., Brunswick. Showtime is torched. While in the streets he be­ Market, Portland. 774-5246. land. 774-1441. fantasy ·Brazil: In this movie. the time Stephen King novel, filmed right here in Thu-Sat at 8 pm . Sun at 2 pm . TIckets are Waterfront comes as ruthless as the rest of the Nick of Time (rock) LB's Pub. Rt. 302. N. The Spinners. The Gu_s Who. The $8 on Fri-5at. $6 on Thu and Sun. For is passed. John Neville plays an 18th the Pine Tree State. In this one a cat A ..ocl.llon and The DrIfters May people in the street while never fully Windham. 892-8923. reservations, call 729-8584. century nobleman who takes a joumey gets buried in an ancient Indian burial 21, 7:30 pm at the Cumberland Counly Patio Opening! losing his innocence. This is one of the Hot Property with Smoke Shop (rock) The Song of Luslt.nl.n Bogey by to save a cily under seige. ground and is transformed into a ghoul. Civic Center. Tickets are $15. half-house, Featuring a New Raw Bar most powerful movies to come to town Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. 761-2506. Peter Weiss is a musical play about life in Crlmln.1 L.w Gary Oldman plays a According to most accounts, the book Gregg aurns (rock) Bamhouse Tavem. reserved seats. TIckets are available at South Africa performed May 18-21 at in quite a while. +recommends ... defense attorney who gets a murder is better. Route 302, N. Windham. 892-2221 . box office. TIcketron and Teletron. Gannett Theater. Bates College. Lewis­ S.y Anylhlng is not the run-of-the­ The Kopterz (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York suspect (Kevin Bacon) off the hook, Isl.nd Sfde (reggae) Horsefeathers, 193 ton. Performances are Thu-Sat at 8 pm, mill teenage romance. John Cusack St, Portland, 4 pm. 773-5516. but later suspects him to be a killer. Middle. Portland. 773-3501 . Sun at 2 pm . Tickets are $61$3. For reser­ HAPPy HOUR plays Lloyd. a teenager in love with the Them FI.mlngos (rock) Mikie O·s. 539 Pop Chronicle (rock) Old Port Tavern, vations. call 786-6161. seemingly unattainable Diane Court Deering. Portland. 772'()005. 11 Moulton St. . Portland. 774'()444. A Funny Thing Happened on the • Marcy Downy (acoustic) The Shawmut Block Chamber Ensemble (classical) • • W.y 10 the Forum Stephen (lone Skye). The lives. obsessions, 4-7 MON.-FRI What's Where Inn. Kennebunkport. Program includes music from the Eastem Sondheim's musical performed by the dreams and frustrations of the Bloc: Ferenc Farka's 'Five Antique Hun­ teenagers in this movie ring true. The SI_py LaB_f (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Actors Theatre of Maine through June 22 Danforth. Portland. 774-1441 . garian Dances.· Gyor9Y Ligeti's 'Six Maine Mall Cinemas romance is more mature than what at The Ogunquit Square Theatre in Ogun­ on the waterfront The Force (rock) Marble Bar. 53 York St, Bagatelles· and Anatoh Liadov's ·Eight quit. For reservations or more informa­ MaIne Mall Road. S PO<11and we're given in a lot of ·adult· movies. Folk Dances· Showtime is 11 am at the Port 774-1022 Portland. 773-5516. tion . call 646-5151. in the Old FIeld 01 Dr...... (PG-.31 The advice about dating from the guys Scott Oakley (iazz) Blue Moon. 425 Portland Museum of Art. Admission is $5, The Dining Room by A.R. Gurney cen­ 84 Commercial Street 1: 30. 4. 7. 9:30 who hang out in the Sit and Sip is, in it­ Fore. Portland. 8"'1 -0663. $3 for members. For more information, ters around a dining room over a period of Criminal Law (AI self, worth the price of admission. S.voy Truffle (rock) Raoul·s. 865 Forest call 775~148 . Ticket Info. 773-6886 • Entertainment Hotline 775-2494 Portland, ME • 774·3550 1 :30. 4. 7. 9:20 (Ihrough May 17) 50 years with nine actors portraying 56 K-II (PG-'31 +recornmends ... Ave .• Portland. 773-6886. characters. The Center for Performance 1. 3:10.5:15,7:25. 9:35 Sc.nd.1 John Hurt stars in this movie Gypsy (rock) Spring Point Cafe, 175 Pick­ Studies' production takes place May 18- P.t .....Mary (AI ett, S. Portland. 767-4627. 20, 8 pm at Luther Bonney Auditorium. -- 12:50. 3. 5:05. 7:10. 9:20 based on the scandalous love affair r.onrrUITlll~------, _ anything (PG-'31 between Christine Keeler and British Carol & The Ch.rmers (rock) Bruno·s. Monday. USM Portland. Tickets are $6. For reser­ 33 India St.. Portland. 773-3530. 1. 3.5. 7. II (through May 17) war minister John Profumo. Pop Chronicle (rock) Old Port Tavern, vations. call 774-2776. 11Ie Dr..... T..... (PC-.31 Port Cily All SI.rs (jazzlr&b) The Brun­ 11 Moulton St.. Portland. 774'()444. Company by Stephen Sondheim per­ Programs Crossing Del.ncey Amy Irving 12:45,3.5:15.7:30.9:45 (through May 24) The Cry of Re.son T his swick. 34 W. Grand. Old Orchard Beach . formed by the Portland Players May 19- plays a single New Yorker looking for II...... La.,... (AI documentary chronicles the conversion 934-2209. What is the impact of slobal chanse patterns on the social, 1. 3:10.5:20, 7:30.9:40 (through May 24) June 11 at Thaxter Theater. 420 Cottage Mr. Right in New York. With the help of a Ao __ IAI of Beyers Naude. who grew up as a R.ndy ae.n & Co. (big band jazz) 7:30 Rd, S Portland. Showtimes are Fri-Sat at educational, economIc and political systems of Maine? marriage broker hired by Grandma. she 1 :30. 4. 7. 9::10 privileged South African white before pm at the Celebration Barn Theater. 8 pm Sun at 2:30 pm . For ticket informa­ Finally, an opportunity to meet, exchange ideas, and develop rejects a novelist in favor of a pickle How t Cot Into Co".g. (PG-'3) he became a champion for blacks' Stockform Road (off Rt. 117 N). South Tuesday. tion. call 799-7337. 1 :15. 3:15, 5:15, 7:15. 9:15 strategies for dealing with the impact of global trends on life in Maine. merchant. The movie is not as horrible rights despite being ostracized by his Paris. Tickets are $7 in advance. $9 at the Lasl Chance B.nd (rock/covers) Mikie Nlghl W.tch Windham Center Stage IndI.,..Jon•• O·s. 539 Portland. 772-0005. as might be expected. The novelist isn't _ the Last Cru_ (PGI peers. door. For more information, call 729-6513. Deerin~. Theater presents a murder mystery May Folk Before Conlra International folk Chamber MUSIC Concert (classical) worth a dime. The pickJe merchant was (opens May 25) Virgin M.chlne is billed as an 19-20. 24. 27 at 8 pm. May 21 at 3 pm at i1#[email protected]. 12:45. 3:45. 7. 9:50 dancing Ma~ 19 (and the third Friday of Music for strings and piano by Beethoven the Windham Communily Center. TICkets 'unusual search for romantic love· and SHADOW with PSYCHOBABIL not. as feared. a Woody Allen Iype. each month . 7:30-8:30 pm at the Chest­ and Mozart performed by students and are 46 for adults. $4 for students and Global Maine Conference Irving does o.k .. and the movie doesn·t Nickelodeon director Monika Treut has said. nut Street C urch . Contra dance follows. facully of Bates College. Performance is seniors. For more information. call 892- Temple and Middle. PO<1land ' Romantic love makes men and women at 7:15 pm at Olin Arts Center Concert Wednesday evening, May 24 last a second too long. 772-9751 Admission is $3 for both dances. For 2979 or 642-2912. D.ngerous LI.lsons Director (no fBt show Mon·Fri) stupid." Draw your own conclusions. more information. call 774-4728. Hall. Bates College. Lewiston. Free and From lhe Top Casco Bay Movers Jazz and all day Thursday, May 25 HOT PROPERTY with SMOKE SHOP Stephen Frears has brought movie­ Schedule subject to change but it seems to me that this will not be a open to the public. dance performance June 8-10. 8 pm at Holiday Inn by the Bay, downtown Portland making back into the realm of art. Working Girl (AI relationship movie for everybody. the Portland Performing Arts Center. 25A 1 :30. 4. 7:05. 9:20 Forest Ave .• Portland. TIckets are $12 Frears builds upon the novel of Laclos Women on the V.rg. Women on the Verge of • Ner. (actually. a collection of letters) and the of. Nenrous .....lI:down (AI and are available at the PPAC box office. Featuring keynote speakers Sir Brian Urquhart, 1 :35. 4:15. 7:10.9:35 vous Bre.kdown Carmen Maura Wednesday. For more information. call 871-1013. stage/screenplay by Christopher former Under Secretary-General of the United Nations s.:_al(AI may be going nuts but she's got it to­ M.rked Deck(rock)MikieO·s. 539 Deer­ PI.nel.rlum Show. Southworth Plane­ Hampton to accomplish what neither 1:40.4:10.7:15,9:25 and Clifford Lincoln, member, Quebec National _ No livll (AI gether more than some of the other ing. Portland. 772-0005. tarium. 96 Falmouth St. . Portland (USM had accomplished - an overwhelming '~l~~T~E TALisRMEN 1 :45.4:10. 7:15. 9:l!5 women characters in this Academy Figure. on. Be.ch (rock) Tree Cafe. campus). Astronomy shows: Wednesday. Assembly and former Minister of the feeling of intimacy with the story and its 11Ie AcIv_.... 01(PGI Award nominee from Spain. Maura 45 Danforth. Portland. 774-1441 . Friday and Sunday at 7:30. Laser light Environment, Quebec. o Q "New England's Newest Hit Makersl" characters. Glenn Close is marvelous ._M __ shows : Wednesday. Friday at 7:30, and .. './ )) R. plays a actress who goes nuts be­ Saturday. In The Flesh (rock) T-Bird·s. 126 N. 1:20.4:05.6:50. 9:15 TV For more information contact: as the cold. calculating and painfully-in­ cause her lover won·t stay put. And if Pr.clfc.1 (rock/blues) Bruno·s. 33 Boyd. Portland. 773-8040. Saturday at 7:30 and 8:30. Admission is Women on the V.rg_ c.ts $3 for adults. $2 for seniors and children. Department of Community Programs love Marquise. Malkovitch is seductive ot. _v...... r_down (AI that's not enough ... This is certainly India. Portland. 773-3530. C.rof & .Ieremy (soft rock) Barnhouse ~r ll"~': with THE QUEERS For more information. call 78()'4249. University of Southern Maine beyond words. If art isn't your fancy, 7:10. 9:35 one of Almodovar's tamer movies. but it Koplerz (rock) Dry Dock. 84 Commer­ Tavern. Route 302. N. Windharn. 892- 11 from Hampton Beach, NH featuring J,J, Rassler D... ,_ Ualson. (AI 2221. The Yeoman of Ihe Guard by Gilbert 68 High Street, Portland, ME 04101 the story is about decadence, sex. re­ 1 :25. 4:20. 7. 9:20 is funny and fresh .•recommends ... cial. Portland. 774-3550. Nick of Time (rock) LB's Pub. Rt. 302. N. and Sullivan May 21 at 2 and 8 pm. May venge and somewhere. hidden beneath WoIklng Girl Mike Nichols' latest film 22 at 8 pm in the Olin Arts Center Concert 874-6500 L(j(jK FOR: June 1 ELVIS HITLER from Michigan it all, love. +recommends this one The Movies Windham. 892-8923. 10 Exchange, Portland stars Melanie Griffith as a Staten Island Hall. Bates College. Lewiston. Admission again and again and again ... Gregg Burns (rock) Barnhouse Tavern. dancing. 772-9600 secretary who is taking pointers on Route 302. N. Windham. 892-2221 . is $41$2. For reservations. call 786-6135. o University of Southern Maine The Dream Te.m Michael Keaton. VIrgin lI..,hI... (AI corporate success from Sigourney Zoolz. 31 Forest. Portland. Thu: house He.rt of Gold Vaudeville Company per­ May 17-21 Island Side (reggae) Horsefeathers, 193 it j a·] I.11:1 ft111:) Christopher Lloyd. Peter Boyle and Weaver. Harrison Ford plays the love music and new music; Fri: progressive forms a show for the entire family May 21 . ii i Middle. Portland. 773-350 1. IEJ :) .l'n: l II t1: Wed-5at at 7:15. 9 Stephen Furst playa group of mental Sat-SUn mal at 1 interest Sigourney Weaver is fabulous Them FI.mlngos (rock) Mikie a 's. 539 dance mix; Sat: lates' dance music; Sun: 3 pm at the First Parish Church. 425 patients in this comedy, separated from _IMSToK_p Deering. Portland. 772'()005. request night; Wed : new wave - all ages. Congress St.. Portland. Tickets are $4 May 21-23 as Katherine Parker. yuppie executive and are available at Gallery Music. The their therapist while on an outing . This and the woman you love to hate - the M.rcy Downy (acoustic) The Shawmut 773-8187. Sun mat at 2:45 The Exchange Club. 33 Exchange. Enchanted Forest Bookstore and at the is just another concept comedy from Sun-Tuo aI 6:45-9 Inn. Kennebunkport. Iype who talks about relationships as Portland. Open Wed-Sun, until 3:30 arn door. Hollywood. The only thing this one has The Cry 0111._ Scott O.kley (jazz) Blue Moon, 425 MICHELOB FAMILY OF 12 PACKS May 21-23 mergers and is brimming over with so on Fri-Sat. 773-0300. Broadway Favorites Bates dance rep­ going for it is that Keaton's awful sexy Fore. Portland. 87H)663. Sun mal at 3:45 much false sincerily that when she Gypsy (rock) Spring Point Cafe, 175 Pick­ Boogie B.sh Alcohol and smoke-free ertory Company presents a Broadway re­ when he gets mad. Sun-Tuest 7:45,10 goes over a cliff skiing, we cheer. vue, featunng song-and-dance favorites oonDelight dance first Friday of each month June 2...... am 80m'" ett. S. Portland. 767-4627. Michelob Michelob Dry Field of Dre.ms Kevin Costner stars May 24-26 Unfortunately, we are more thrilled by The Tallsmen with The Queers (rock) July 7, Aug 4. 9:30 pm-12:30 am at Ram from ·Guys and Dolls: "Bye Bye Birdie: in another movie about baseball and Wed-5at at 7, 9:15 Parker's demise than her secretary's Geno's. 13 Brown . Portland. 761 -2506. Island Dance studiO. 25A Forest Ave, '42nd Street" and other classic. under the dreams (not a bad combination). Sat-Sun mal all Portland. Admission is $3. direction of guest artist Michael Gold May e NOW SERVING _ ..... D..... c.y (PGI successes, which is what the movie fo­ The Force (rock) Marble Bar. 53 York St. Kostener plays an Iowa farmer who Portland. 773-5516. Ki.. Club Night for singles Fridays. 8 23.8:30 pm in Chase Hall Lounge, Bates t.;lay 27·30) cuses on. College, Lewiston. Free and open to the builds a baseball diamond on his corn Sat-SUn mat at 3:15 C.rol & The Channers (rock) Bruno·s. pm at the Ramada Inn. outer Congress public. For more information. call 786- field so that Shoeless Joe Jackson will Sun-Tue 7-9 33 India St.. Portland. 773-3530. St.. Portland. 773-1688. Port City All SI.rs (iazzlr&b) The Brun­ 6330. CAPPUCCINO return to play. Cinema City Bales Dance Repertory Company Westbrook Plaza swick. 34 W. Grand. Old Orchard Beach . c _, Flelch Lives Chevy Chase returns ir 934-2209. upcoming. Broadway revue featuring song-and­ this sequel (oops ... must have missed 854-9116 dance favorites from Guys and Dolfs. Bye & \,::: =- Movtes are not 5~8duled at press time; Cecil T.ylor (jazZ) Portland Performing H.rpslchordlst Peter W.tchorn the original once again), playing a re­ call ahead to contirm times Bye Birdie. 42nd Street. and other stage Arts Center, 25A Forest. Portland. performs a program of Bach and Rameau porter from L.A. in the netherlands of lI ..n ..... (RI Rigam.role (rock) Raoul·s. 865 Forest and film classics. May 23 at Chase Hall ESPRESSO 7,9:15 May 25, 8 pm at Olin Arts Center Concert Lounge. Bates College. Lewiston. Free. the deep South where he discovers tha' _ No Ii¥II (III Ave .. Portland. 773-6886. Han. Bates College. Lewiston. Free and he is living on a toxic waste dump. 7:15.9:15 Winslon Grenn.n .nd Ska Rocks For more information call 786-6330. D__ • U ..onolAI open to the public. One Foe All One-act plays. monologues Watch out this one is political; Chase aand Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. 7.9 Luther ''Cuitar .Ir." .Iohnson May 27 and songs presented by the Mad Horse loses his favorite pair of sneakers to 774-1441 . (blues) Raoul's, 865 Forest, Portland. 773- Lid... To M. (Po.131 The Shakers (reggae) The Pound in Theater Company May 25-June 18 at the the toxins. 7, 9. weekend mats at 1. 3 6886. Theatre of Fantasy, 50 Danforth, Port­ Fletch uve. fPGI Cape Neddick, Shore Rd, Cape Neddick. Different Shoes May 27 (folk) 8 pm. The 7:15, 9:15,' weekend mats al 1 :15, 3:15 land. Performances are Thu-Sun . TIckets Indian. .Iones .nd Ihe L.st 363-5471. Center for The Arts. 804 Washington, Fundralslng Dance for the National are $10 on Thu and Sun. $12 on Fri-Sat. Introducing the Crusade If you're familiar with any of Bath. TICkets are $10/$8. For more infor­ For more information. call 775-5657. Indy's previous 'crusades," you'll Evening Star AIDS Memorial Quilt (coming to Portland mation. call 442.a455. Toolbox Tontine Mall, ~runsw l ck Nol a Chance of • Ghost Original tl:;l-Q May 25-29. hosted by the AIDS Project). probably eni?y this one too. 729-5486 Thelonlus Monsler & Sw.mp Zom· 8-12 midnight at The Pe:>ple's Building. Downeast musical comedy at the School­ D... g_.U ...... fAI bles May 29 Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth. house Arts Center, Sebago Lake. Eve­ K·9 James Belushi plays a cop with a 7. 9:15 (through May 18) 155 Brackett. Portland. $5 donation is re­ Portland. 774-1441. ning performances May 18. 19. 20. 25. ''THE SAVINGS BELONG TO YOU" dog chasing drug dealers. The Adventur.. of Open Mike Night 8:30 pm . Spring Point quested; all proceeds will remain in Maine ...... ch ...... fPGI Orn.r .nd lhe Howlers May 29 (rock) 26.27 at 8 pm ; Matinees May 21. 28 at 2 MARINER'S CHURCHtBAIillRY Cafe, 175 Pickett St.. S. Portland. 767- Listen To Me A film that purports to and will assist local direct service AIDS Raoul's. 865 Forest. Portland. 773~86 . Check 12 Pack Prices at Your Favorite Store (opens May 19) 4627. pm. TICkets $10. $5 for children under 12 be about college debating evolves into organizations. For more information about Elvis Hitler (rock) June 1 (rock) June 1, and seniors over 62. For reservations or 366 Fore Street, Portland e 773-BAKE Who Knows The a.nd (rock/Grateful the dance or the quilt. call 774-2087. Geno's, 13 Brown. Portland. 761 -2506. Proudly Distributed By a shallow and minipulative teen flick Dead covers) Mikie O·s. 539 Deering. more information call 642-3743. National Distributors, Inc. - South Portland, Maine starring Kirk C?meron and Jamie Gertz. • • • Portiand. 772'()()()5. C ••co B.y W ••kly 18 M.y 18. 1989 17

Co...... Gell.ry, 594 Con- Palnt.r Aile. Spenc.rwill show slides ""'C-' · ~'" gress, Portland .. Raoant landscapes and and discuss her work May 19, 7:30 pm at .-Euoo c-.,"-" still Illes by Maine painter George Van the Maine Writers Center, 190 Mason .....u 15 SpIId Drivtt,. N Hook through May 27. 774-3369. THRILL HAr'YI AIoy Ria Brunswick. Program presented by the a.rrIcIoH G.II.rI.. , 26 Free, Portland . Union 01 Maine Visual Artists. Free and .~ - - New sculpture by Jeff Kellar through June open to tha public. 2XAG2 10. Also at the gallel}' a oollection of 19th COunTRY Intl.t.bl. Sculpt_ George York will and early 20tfl centul}' American art. show slides and discuss his work May 25 Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm, Sat 12-4 pm. 7:30 pm althe Maine Writers Center, 190 772-5011 . Mason, Brunswick. Program presented DOLLAR DAYS "A Student eooperlltlv. Sal. and by the Union of Maine Visual Artists. Free exhibi1 through May 19 at 85 York St, and open to the public Portland. Hours are May 18-19, 10 am-5 It.l~ Re.1 .nd Ima,lned The currant Second Entree' pm. For more information, call 871-<1112. exhlbn on italian archnecture is the sub­ ~n V.lentga. Gall.ry, 60 Hamp­ jactofagallel}'talkgiven May 25, 5:15pm Th•• t.r Memorabill. The annual shire St, Portland. Recant work by Alice and Mar 26, 12:30 pm at the Portland Mu­ PROPS Auction includes the doll house­ Steinhardt through June 11. Hours: Thu seum 0 Art, Congress Square, Portland. size orphanage from PSC's production of 5-9 pm, Sat..sun 1-5 pm. 772-2042. Free with museum admission. For more ." '7_ UTa" Il,\I 1:1_ T.... The Ar1laans, 334 Forest, POI1Iand. 'Tab­ Only $1.00· inform~tion, ca~ 775-6148. "SfirnMo E.... Tnr CompDlllllU 'Ghosts; the bench from 'A Walk in the M.dl•• nd Politic. - A M ...y Mix" Woods' and other items. The auction emaded; a oollection of paintings, col­ "Crondy UIicr.... Fort lages and constructions by Michael ture AI Diamon speaks at the League of ''Oiid: ...... takes place May 19, 6 pm at Portland Lukachko, through June 13. 772-5522. Women Voters Annual Meeting May 18, 7 Every Monday. Saturday from 5:00 til 7:00p.m. is "Awtat WFIb'" SIIIcIt Performing Arts Canter, 25A Forest Ave, pm (following dinner at 6 pm) at the Portland. Tickets are $25, which includes Ar1 Gall.ry .t Six Deering, Portland. Georgetown artist Charles V. Goodhue's Westcustogo Inn, Rt. 88. Yarmouth. For 2XAG2 a buffet, dessert and entertainment. Tick­ more information, call 797-4578. Dollar Days. Get your second, lesser priced entree' troll ets for tha auction may be reserved by 'The Maine Connection; an exhibit of oils, aaylics and wateroolors. Also at the Soulh Afrlc.n Women In the Hu­ calling Jane Whyte at 781-2115. man Right. Struggl. Amnesty Inter­ IQaa! Nor1he•• t He.rlng .nd Speech gallery, a group show of new works by for just $1.00,including Mikie O's new Nightly Charles Burdick, George Daniell, Timo­ national makes a presentation and offers SIS'~ Cent.r65th Birthday Party, May 19, 3-7 thy Parks, Cory Staid and J. Philip a letter writing workshop on detained and pm at the Center, 43 Baxter Boulevard banned, female, human-rights activists in Summer Specials!Now that's a deal! Portland. Jackson Gillman, a sign Ian: RIChards. Show continues through May 27. 772-9605. South Africa May 18,6:30 pm at Raffia's =C~ guagechorus from Cape Elizabeth Middle Up Down••• t to C.mpobello Exhibit Cafe Bookstore, 555 Congress, Portland. School, and a barbershop quartet per­ Free and open to the public. For more in­ ~ Big Shrimp! form. Formoreinformation, call 874-1 065. of paintings by Portland watercolorist Suzanne M. Bourassa through May 26 at formation, call 761-3930. Sold to The Lady In the Red H.t R.inbow Coalition Congress One-day ''T... MTS" Ol8 Cr~ TLiIIrIg Feller & Co., Cinnamon Building, One Annual live and silent auction of local Pleasant, Portland. conference includes a keynote address "ShimIno Mount .. LX" ~Is artwork, antiques and services to benefit • by Mel King, the founder of lhe Boston Little Shrimp! "HyPlfglicle" 21 s,.d CIIN'ttI w•• t Sid. R ••I.urant , 58 Pine St., +esdar " __· C_"i' the The Center for The Arts at the Chooo­ Portland. Painted wood assemblages by Rainbow Coalition, and workshops on the NAitcal a.tFIb" s.dt late Church in Bath May 20, 7:30 pm at changing labor force, coastline develop­ the New Meadows Inn in West Bath. Re­ Ron Welch through May 28. 773-8223. St.ln GI••• Gall.ry, 20 Milk SI., Port­ ment and issues of equality. Conference Prima Vera cXAG2 ception and buffet dinner precede the is being held may 20, 9:30 am-4 pm at +dnesday mountain-LX auction. For reservations, call 442-8455. land. Works by Chris Heilman and Joyce Roessler through June 15. 772-9072. Bath Junior High School, 6 Old Brunswick HYPERGLIDE E•• t.r Se.I. G.r.ge 5.1. Items being SENSE Rd., Bath. collected by Century 21 Balfour's Port­ B.yvI.w Gall.ry, 75 Market St, Port­ VI.ion 2000 Citizen Stakeholders Fo­ biopace-I-Ip land. Recent paintings I>y Robert Cohen +lIl'Sday Pork land and Car.e Elizabeth offices for bane­ rums Citizens are asked to share ideas through May 27. Hours: Tue-Sat9:30 am- The Christian•• nd the .Jews: Why fit garage sa e May 20, 295 Ocean House They Parted Ways Lecture given by Dr. about the future of Greater Portland ' SIS ' ~ Rd., Cape Elizabeth. Call Karen at 799- 5:30 pm. 773-3007. housing, land use, growth and change M.I_ Poll.... M.rk.t, 376 Fore St., Walter Zitler, who survived the Holocaust 5000 for more information. are among the topics to be oonsidered. +-iday Scallops =C~ Portland. Group exhibit by gallel}' artists as an adolescent, emigrated to tile U.S. R ..ldent.· Tourl.t D.y Most local where he oonverted to Christianity and Community meetings are as follows : May tourist attractions open from 11 am-4 pm through May 25. Hours: Daily 10 am-6 22, Riverton School, 1600 Forest Ave., pm. 774-1633. rerurned '''' Judaism because of ongoing May 21 for free use as part of annual even anti-Semitism and a feelmg of solidarity Portland; May 24, Naragansett School, Twin Lobsters for just $9.95! sponsored by the Greater Portland Cham­ with world Jewry. The lecrure is open to Lower Main St., Gorham ; June 1, SMVTI, +urday ber of Commerce. the general public May 19 at Bet Ha'am Fort Road, S. Portland; June 5, Reiche Pine T .... Society is having a benefit Congregation, 111 Wesoott St. , S. Port­ School, 166 Brackett St., Portland: June dance party with music by Red Ught land. Services begin at 7:30 pm with Dr. 6, Cape Elizabeth Hi9h School, Ocean Revue for their summer camp for handi­ out., town Ziffer speaking at approximately 8:15. A House Rd., Cape Elizabeth; June 14. Bring capped children . The fundralser is May O·F...... II G.II.ry, 46 Maine St., Brun­ reception will be geld following Dr. Ziffer's North Yarmouth Academy, 123 Main St. , 25 at Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. swick. April Joumal: New Paintings by lecture. For more information, call 879- Yarmouth; and June 15, Lakes RG9ion this coupon in Admission is $5. For more information Marguerite Robichaux through May 27. 0028. High School, Rt. 302 Naples. All meetings between 11:30 call 856-8124. ' 729-8228. .J.p.n Tr.v.I.... Work.hop One-day run from 7-9 :30 pm . For more informa­ THELONIUS MONSTER 315 MARGINAL WA r The C.nt.r for The Ari., 804 Wash­ workshop focuses on "how to make the tion , call 773-8655. and 5:00 and mgton, Bath. Collectors Choice, works of most of your brief time in Japan - May 20, Por1l.nd Republican City Commlt­ I'OfInAlI1 775-5117 art loaned by oollectors through June 3. 8:30 am -4 pm at the USM Intown Center, t_ Monthly meeting May 22, 7 pm at &SWAMP ZOMBIES get a draft beer Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-4 pm Sat 12 -4 pm . 68 High, Portland. Learn key words and Longfellow School, Stevens Ave., Port­ COMING _____ 442-8455. ' phrases, ordering Japanese food, Japa­ land. For more information, call 773-8865. or a glass of M.ln. Audubon Soclely 118 U.S. Rt. nese history and culture and the what, Por1l.nd BI•• Crime. T.sk Forc. IN JUNE! 1, Falmouth. Deoorated porcelains and where and how while in japan are among Panel Discussion of crimes motivated by house wine • gyotaku fish prints by Gail Sprague are on the topiCS to be covered. Fee is $45. For prejudice with various representatives of • ARROW with your lunch display through May 31 . Hours: Mon-Sat more Information, call the Japan America community minorities May 23, 7:30-9:30 • COMMANDER CODY VIDE?~RT -.A:." 9am-5pm, Sun 12noon-5pm. 781-2330. Society at 774-4014. pm at the Portland YWCA, 87 Spring St., for one penny! Maine Arts Commission Artworks by par­ M.lne Audubon Socl.lyneeds volun­ Portland. Sponsored by Greater Portland • SUNRA ticipants in the Vel}' Special Arts Program teers to clip newspaper articles that NOW; free and open to the public. For 539 Deering St, • At Woodford'S Comer • Portland. ME (exc. Sam Adams) who are delegates to the Very Special mention MAS or are relevant to MAS more information, call 773 -7831 or 879- 45 Danforth Street, Portland 207-772-0005 e.LLVe·~ Arts Festival in Washington Will be fea­ issues for their research library. The 0877. ON~ < tured at the Governor's GaileI}' Space papers can be picked up ay the Audubon HopeIHe.llng & Recov.ry Program State House, Augusta, through June 9, 9 Society and clipped there or at your home. will focus on various ways rape survivors am-5 pm.289-2724. For more information, call the Center for can facilitate their own healing through Voluntal}' Action at 874-1015. journal writing, art expression and speak­ • Save time and money... • More Foreign, Classic The Divided Mind of Mod.m Theol" Ing out May 24, 7-9 pm as part of a public ogy Workshop examines two sermons, series on sexual assault sponsored by LOOKING ... Have your movies & Cult Films for your ' You Are Accepted" by Paul Tillich and the Rape Crisis Center & USM Women's WALL "Saved by Grace" by Karl Barth , May 20, Forum in the USM Portland Campus delivered & picked up! varied tastes! schools+libraries 9:30 am-1 pm at the General Theological Center Rooms B & C. Free and open to Por1l.nd Public Library, Monument Center of Maine, 159 State St., PorHand. the public. FOR • Choose from the largest opening. Square, Portland. "Maine: A Fresh Per­ Cost is $15 per person. Registration • Famil't Dining ..new and professional selection in Portland. N.ncy M.rvoll. Gall.ry, 367 Fore, spectlve," an exhibit of Cibachrome and deadine is May 15. For more information, • Take Out IiJ organization molded from Portland. Outdoor Design ' Garden Show' laser prints by photographer Daniel Ross­ call 874-2214. ___,..-J • Pizza borouQh, 'Porcelains in New England; Glob.1 M.lne COnf.... nc. Two-day the area's most legendary bands. with works by Mark Johnson, Abby Hun­ Subs toon and Sharon Townshend May 18- an exhibit of the Porcelain Artists Guild of conference on Maine's future offered by Somethmq you've. New England. Both exhibits are on dis­ USM May 24-25 althe Holiday Inn by The been misstng- • Salads 773-1999 June22. Opening reception May 18,5:30- I'i1laying.. .R & B. Motown. 1 8 pm. 775-3822. play through May 30. Hours: Mon, Wed Bay, Portland. Keynote speakers are Brian doily homemade • Spaghetti • - JUST RELEASED - G.II.ry 127, 127 Middle, Portland. Re­ and Fri9am-8pm; TueandThu 12·9 pm; Urquart and Clifford Uncoln. For more ... Sixties Classics, Swing and Sat 9 am-5 pm. 773-4761. information, call 875-6500. • pizza dough! • Calzones cent Maine landscapes by Gina Werfel Miscellaneous Musical Jewels. May 16-June 10. Opening reception May Bowdoin CoII.ge Mus.1an of Art .Journal Workshop. with Alfred De­ 19, lHl pm. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-6 pm, Brunswick: 'Picasso: Imaginal}' Portraits: Pew for beginners and those who would Now booking for Sat 10 am-5 pm. 773-3317. 1969' through June 4. 'Asian Art in Mini­ like to deepen and expand their journals M.lne Wom.n In the Ar1. The state­ ature: Chinese Snuff Bottles and Japa­ June 5-July 10; Mondays, 7-9 pm. Also a weddings, special events, nese Netsuke' through June 4. "Conflu­ Journal Workshop for Men, Tuesdays, 7- wide, non-rrof~ group promotes women BODY company and private parties. artists in al media. An exhibit of works of ence, Contrast, ConfrlC!: Twentieth Cen­ 9 pm. Both workshops run for six weeks. tul}' Art at Bowdoin' through June 4. Cost is $100. To register, call 775-3708. handmade p~, folk art, photography, May 18-19 sculpture, rubbings, pastels, water colors "Aileent Gilt: Selections from William H. D.y Cere Training Jud Smith, Ed.D., Call: 774-4349 Port Garden Inn • Kennebunkport, ,., Alexander Collection' through June 18. and pen-and-ink drawings is on display will oonduct two sessions on child devel­ May 25 May 21-June 3 at Fine Une GaileI}', 636 Hours: Tua-Fri 10 am-4 pm, Sat 10 am-5 opment, behavior management, and or 767-0873 Rt. 1, Scarborough. Opening reception pm and Sun 2-5 pm. 725-3275. stress management using the University May 21 MikieO's • Porlland, Me May 21, 1 :30-5 pm. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 The .Joan Whitney P.yson G.II.ry of Maine's new interactive television sys­ & Mry 26-27 L Ponland Commerce Cruise of Ar1, Westbrook College, 716 Stevens tem. Attendance at both sessions is rec­ am-8 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm . 883-151 O. Nor1he•• t M.taphy.lc. May work­ Rosa's - Portsmouth, NH N.tlonal AIDS Memorl.1 Guilt Patch­ Ave, Portland. Payson GaIleI}' of Art, 716 ommended. Local session will be held May 26-27 j;£\ It SSfu, ;h'tttor.r Stevens, POI1Iand. Paintings by Anne shops "The Magic of Psychic Play' (May Yarmouth Market Place HORSEFEATIiERS 'Portland .umm mm, ClHlf$ or work of 10,000 panels, each beari~ the May 20 and June3, 9 am-12 noon at 304 Ayvaliotis and sculpture by Bernice Payson Smith Hall, USM Portland and 20, 10 am-4:30 pm). Northeast Meta­ 24 U.S. Rt. One, Yarmouth, ME I'MSD." Wl'ftJ(, IIWfto; name of an individual lost to AIDS will be physics·is located at 33 High Rd., Cor­ DON'T GET MAD••• GET UPSET! hk ...It"",~ ... hII Madinek Glixman through May 21. Hours: FULL SIZE on display May 25-29 at the Portland 303 Bailey Hall, USM Gorham. The ses­ nish. For more inlormation on these and lianw, ~'flr ~"'m Expo, Park Ave., POI1Iand. The quilt will Tue-Fri 10am-4 pm (Thu until 9 pm), Sat­ sions are free and open to the public, but 846-1473 LUXURY ENTERTAINMEl\'T ~> __ fIl"""'''' Sun 1-5 pm. 797-9546. registration is required, 780-5455. other workshops, call 625-7447. ~_ . I('Jr( llIMk be displayed May 25, 6-9 pm; May 26-28, The VI.lon of God .nd Hum.nlty 8 am-il pm; May 29, 8 am-12 pm . Dona­ Schoolhous. Ar1. Cent.r, Rte. 114, - ~fII"""""~ Serl.. offered by the Portland Sufi Order n~, 'iWrliIIIM"'Il tions made at tile quilt display wi II remain Sebago Lake, will hold auditions for Hank I------~~ ( NO""'ta.OI», is based on a set of addres ses given by Cil'tlBNiO:wi1JJlG Inli in the oommunity and wRI be distributed to Boobe original musical 'Calvin?" May 20 at 2 pm and May 22 at 7 pm. Large cast Hazrat Inayat Khan and some of the last I ~'t" 1 ..UL.\.W 00\0801 local agencies which Pl:0vide direct care teachings before his death May 21, 6:30- , .....QlQ.\-rr ( 'ltUIDCE ), services for people With AIDS and thair needed. For more information call 642- I 1NI:tAII.m urn: 3743. 8 pm. Each session will be on a different ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,.Warn loved ones. For more information, call theme. Free and open to the public. For 774-8877. Chlld... n Don't Come Wllh Direc­ I ,..~ .... more information, call 657-2605. FREE DINNER SPECIAL - ·The Devil'. Music: Por1r11lt. of the • tions: Communicating With and Disci­ I plining Your School-Age Child MatemaV D ...... lon .nd M.nlc o.p..... lon ...... Blues Phol!lfjraphs of blues musicians Anonymous Support and inlormation I -- from MemphiS to Chicago by Myron child specialist Mary Usher speaks at a Parent Education Seminar offered by the group meets Mondays 7 pm at Williston Order two or more of Bruno's Specialties Samuels at the Portfand PertorminJ! Arts West Church, Thomas St. , Portland. I Canter, 25AForastAve., Porttand. ~n­ Jewish Community Center May 22, 7-9 OFF~ pm at the Jewish Commu nity Canter, 57 Donations accepted. For more informa­ I ing reception May 25,lHl pm. Exhibit will tion, call 874-<1800. oontinuethroughJuly9and may be viewed Ashmont St., Portland. cost is $6 per per­ I and get the lesser priced dinner free! during performances at PPAC. son. Call 772-1959 for more information. Young Falhe... Progr.m at the Port­ Choose from any dinner special, such as Sound Staging Public program lor the land YMCA, 70 Forest Ave., offers a I V1D~1i.fU appreciation of music reproCluction and support group for young fathers evel}' Linguini w/Clam Sauce (red or white) -veld' reoordings Mondays, 6:30 pm at Scandi­ Monday at 6 pm. Educational groups are THE RED LIGHT REVUE -, 4iD navia House, 343 Forest Ave., Portland. held on the second Tuesday of each ar.und town Free and open to the public. For more month. For more information, call Betsy at May 19-20 Moose Alley May UJ University ofN.E. Med, or the Infamous Brn-Brn Platter w.. t End G.II.ry, 34 Danforth, Port­ information, call 773-4715 or 774-9046. 874-1111 ext. 221. School Graduation I:~ land. Abstract works by PhiliJ) Austin, FrI.nde of the Burbank Br.nch LI, May 20 Private Party Hampton, NJL -Must present this coupon- Susan Palfrey Pedersen, Thomas brary Concerned citizens have lormed a The No"". Lynn P.t.raon Fund will I Offer expires May 25 Stenquist and Jack Welch through June Ar1 .t Bowdoin G.11ery talk given by group to reinstate the Burbank Branch hold its annual mooting May 23. There May 27 Afternoon Party arethrea volunteeropeningson the Board May 22 Bowdoin College Prom I ~ 7. Hours: Tue-Sat 11 am-5 pm, Sun 12-4 Susan Wegner, associate protessor of Ubraty, which dosed in 1985. The Friends' Sebasco Lodge (private) Free parking • Early Bird Specials 4-6 P.!vJ pm. 775-7949. art, May 26, 3 pm in the Walker Art Build­ first meeting is May 22, 7:30 pm at The of Directors, which will be filled at the I meeting. Anyone interested in serving as May party for WPXT VISA • MASTERCARD - AMERICAN EXPRES Por1land M ....um of Art Seven Con­ ing, Bowdoin Collage, Brunswick. Free Swadenborgian Church, 302 Stevens 23 May 7 and open to the public. For more informa­ a director may submit a letter of applica­ 'l1 Longt'eUow Cruise p.m, ~ gress Sq.iare, Portland. Hours: Tue-Sat, Ave, Portland. tion to Board of Directors, Norma Lynn 10-5; Sun, 12-5; Free on Thursday eve­ tion, call 725-3275. C~ut.r Prof... lonal. for SocI.1 May 24 Raoul's r nings, 5-9. Perspectives: Duncan Hewitt, Conflu.nc. Conlr•• t. Conflict: R.. ponslblllty/M.ln. invites parents Peterson Fund, Inc. P.O. Box 1994, May 28 Wedding Eve, 6-10, Gray , Windham, ME., 04062. For more infor­ , Tw.ntl.th C.ntury Ar1 .t Bow, and teachers to discuss ' Computer Michael Moore and Rose Marasco mation, call 892-5231. May2S Benefit for Easter Seals at Raours RECYCLE THIS PAPER. (II)rough May 21). Earth, Sea and Sky: doln C.II.ry talk on the exhibit will be Games - What Are They Teaching Our Charles Woodbul}' (throullh June 11 ).Ita1y given May 27, 10 am in the Walker Art Children" at its meeting May 22 at 5:30 Specializing in Weddings, Corporate & Private Functions and Nightclubs. 33 mDM S1 Real and Imagined : Etchings by Piranesi Building, Bowdoin Coll9j1e, Brunswick. pm at PRVTC, Room 340, 196 Allen Ave. BRUNO'S and the Villa Bittricci (May 13-July 16). Free and open to the public. For more in­ For more information call Betty Van Wyck V 775-8148. formation , call 725-3275. at 766-2959. ~ORE ••• CALl. 883-2802 ;3m ~ May t8, 1989 19 18 Casco Bay W •• kly ______~Q~r~aL- Casco. Bay Bicycl. Club Weekly rides: Tantahzln.g Training Rides, Saturdays. 9' am. 30 miles With no stops (Ray Walters 871·7670); Brunswick Rides 15-40 miles Saturday Mornings, 7 am. Brunswick Mall Gazebo (Tom Legare 725·7314). Claire's COv.... d Bridg. Rid. 25· mile bike ride with the Casco Bay Bike Club in the Windham Area May 20 10 BODY am. Formore information, call Claire Oisen at 892·3248 . Sierra Club General Meeting Lecture and slide show by Lester Kenway. "Stumbling through the Andes; or Climbing Ecuador's Volcanos," May 12 7 pm at the Public Safety Building, 109 Middle, Portland. & LFree and open to the public. For more new TGwn SqlUtt T ••n and Young Adult Clinic at Maine tlIatnoltlt lI.~lIrq Medical Center, Mondays 4-8 pm. Appoint· new H,lInpibm ments are requested, but walk·ins are 1989 PROGRAM welcome. For people ages 13·21. For JAZZ appointments or more information call 871·2763. • FRIDAY JUNE 30 NANCY WILSON / RAMSEY lEWIS SAlURDAY JULY 1 TONY BENNETI Transupport is a non·profit non·sexual SUNDAY social and educational peersupportgroup JULY 2 BOBBY SHORT MONDAY JULY 3 for . transsexuals, crossdressers, their ROBERTA FlACK families, friends and people interested in FRIDAY JULY 7 GERRY MUWGAN gender ISSueS. Meetings are held every SATIJRDAY JULY 8 ALHIRT other Sunday at 6 pm. For more inlorma· CLASSICAL TRAVEL: REAL AND IMAGINARY tion. call 854-3528 or write to Transup· port, P.O. Box 17622. Portland 04101. TIlE WATERVIllE VALLEY ORCHESlRA The AIDS Project, 22 MonumentSquare JOEL TIlOME. Music Director/Conductor FRIDAY JULY 14 ROBERTA ALEXANDER Soprano (fifth floor), Portland, lists many support Bik. maint.nanc. & Sa'.ty Check SAlURDAY Around the world in 37 days groups around Portland for PWAs and CliniCS Trouble spots and preventive main· JULY 15 SHARON ISBIN/ CARlOS BARBOSA·UMA Guitars the lovers, caregivers and friends of tenance are the topics at these clinics FRIDAY JULY 21 LORIN HOLlANDER Piano PWAs. For more information call 774· held every Saturday morning through June SAlURDAY JULY 22 VLADIMIR FELTSMAN P"limo While you read this I am ings he made on this trip. The tal with an elaborate civilized 6877. ' 24,9·10 am. at the L.L. Bean Reta~ Store, \ court to what is now Beijing. H.artllne CardIac R.habilltallon Free(>O!"t. touring the village of Khiva, in account was written by his very USM Lifeline Center program for individu· Fly Fishing 'or MaIn. Bass Discus· the Kara-Kum desert about litera te son. Mongolia, a country of als who have either had a heart attack or sl.on/demonstration of fly fishin~ tech· This group started in north­ herdsmen until 1920, became coronary by·pass surgery. Classes held nlques and gear May 18. 7:30 pm at the THE WATERUIllE UAllEtJ BRIDGE DISCOVER TIlE WINES 2,000 miles southeast of at USM Portland gym and Reiche School L.L. Bean Casco St.. Conference Center t Moscow. It is an old village, west India, crossed the Hima­ an independent communist pool Mon, Wed and Fri. Call 780-4170 for located off Rt. 1. Freeport. Free and open country in 1924, profiting by its more information. to the public. JAZZ recently opened to foreign layas to Kashgar in western Body lmag. is the topic of this month·s N.w England Coastal Sport Fish­ FRIDAY JULY 28 CARMEN McRAE OF CALIFORNIA tourists. China, continued northwest to position as a buffer between New England Eating Disorders free ing 1989 outlook given by Bany Gibson SAlURDAY JULY 29 SONNY ROWNS Russia and China. Outer Mon­ monthly support group May 23, 7:30 pm May 19, 7:30 pm at the L.L. Bean Casco FRIDAY AUGUST 4 SARAH VAUGHAN at a very special price! Even more recently, it be­ Siberia, went east and then at Westbrook Community Hospital. 40 I golia has retained its independ­ St. Conference Center. Freeport. Free SAlURDAY AUGUSTS (TO BE ANNOUNCED) came open to me. Not here, in down into Mongolia and from Park Rd., Westbrook. For more informa· and open to the public. ClASSICAL ence while Inner Mongolia be­ tion. call 761-0128. CI.yTarget Shooting An outdoordem· 2 Sonoma White this village of Russian wood Mongolia south across Tibet Sleep and Its Disorders Dr. James R onstration offered May 20, 10 am·12 noon TIlE WATERVlUE VALLEY ORCHESlRA 1 Sonoma Red houses, but in Portland where and back to India. At one point longs to the Chinese who have Petite will discuss insomnia, respiratorY at the L.L. Bean Casco St. Conference JOEl THOME, Music Director ICondudor colonized it. From a completely sleep disorders, R.E.M. sleep. dreams Center. Free and open to the public. FRIDAY AUGUST 11 DAVID JOllEY French Hom 1 Merlot I began reading about my trip. they have "Dodge automo­ and tiPS to sleep better at a Healthshare SAlURDAY AUGUST 12 JAIME LAREDO V,olin illiterate nomadic country, MASS. 1 White Zinfandel I went to the history and biles" sent from China to program May 23, 12:10 and 7:30 pm in JOSHUA BELL Violin and Mongolia in 50 the Rines Room, Portland Public Library. FRIDAY AUGUST 18 KENNEll! RADNOFSKY Saxophone travel sections of SAlURDAY years has devel­ Free and open to the public. For more AUGUST 19 TIlE CANADIAN BRASS Ensemble the library. An old Information. call 773-4761. JAZZ oped industries, Health Promollon and M.dlcal library like the Practlc. Bingham Consortium for Health DAVE BRUBECK and Portland Public universities, politi­ Research Seminar Series May 25, 4:30· • FRIDAY AUGUST 25 GEORGE SHEARING Library is filled cal institutions and 6 pm at the Dana Center. Maine Medical SAlURDAY AUGUST 26 RAY CHARlES Center. Free and open to the public. For FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1 an international more Information, call 780·4540. . JOEWIWAMS with books pub­ SATIJRDAY SEPTEMBER 2 WYNTON MARSAUS presence. Kirilian Photography Agnnes Kraweck SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3 lished before speaks on Vital energy and furnishes par· MIlES DAVIS I could go on ticipantswith a brief personal photographic World War II. FOR AlL CONCERTS BEGIN For room reservations & and on. And as I analYSIS May 26. 7 pm at Luther Bonney These include fas­ AT 8:00 PM vacation packages phone write this, I haven't AuditOrium. USM Portland. Admission is cinating travel ac­ $10. For more information. call One of '!PP!"'!!'!I~~~.. ~l·.800W·GO.VAllEY counts that proba­ even been there Hearts at 774·0308 or 871'()287 yet. I just hope the Grounding Angerand Aggressi~n Work· bly have been su­ shop offered May 27 by Pamela Chub· By Telephone: Please call 1M Box Office at 603-236-4166 actual trip lives up buck. Yarmouth Professional Arts Build· perceded by con­ By Mail: Send the completed order form WIth payment to Address Ing. 37 U.S. Rt. I, Yarmouth. For more in· KIDS The Waterville Valley Bridge to the journey I Children's Resourc. C.nter, 741 temporary ac­ formation, call 846-0SOO. PO Box 513. Waterville Valley. NH 0.1215 CityName:.~~~======~~~======~~~===== Stale Zi ABSTRACTS St~vens Ave., Portland. Workshops for Telephone (day) (evening) p ------have already taken Evang.IIst CraIg Wagner gives a talk SPECIAL GROUP DISCOUNTS: For complete lnformabQn on ANDFLORALS counts, but I like children: "Paper Flower Pictures" May 18 o Enclosed IS a check. made payable to Thll! WlIlervdle ValiDy Bridge without leaving "Encounter With Christ" May 28, 10:30 group benefits, including bCket and lodgIng discounts, please call these old volumes. am and 6:30 pm and May 30-31,7 pm at 23·25,30·31,10 am and 1 pm. Cost IS $1 Group Sales al603-236-4166 o Pleasechargemyticketsto 0 V1SA ::::J MasterCard 0 American Express OUR DOUBLE SHOW FOR MAY: Portland. the Ehm Assemblx of God, 756 Middle per child. Registration is necessary call Card No ~------c------Exp OllIe Two months 5 tu ( • d) ------St., Bath. For more mformation call4432· 797-0525. ' ogn. re as appears on car Fragments float Moonwalk Exhibit celebrates the 20th ago, I began with a 2663. • DAn NllM8EftOf ABSTRACTS BY GEORGE ,.,," '."""'£0"",II,. OCKrn. ",ocr book about the ori­ in my mind like Fundam.ntals of Ex.rcls. Instruc" anniversary of America's first moonwalk '"- Batu and the tlon 10·week. non-<:redit course through through June 30 at One Monument Way LLOYD. AND FLORALS BY gins of the Jews in USM Lifeline Center starts June 5 and is Portland (enter 11·13 Free St.). Hours; Golden Horde, deSigned for individuals with litlle or no Mon:Sat 9 .am·5 pm; Sun 11 am-4 pm. China. That was my AdmiSSion IS $2.50 per person; children Jo SPILLER. PLEASE JOIN US IN astrologers in formal training or education in exercise first real introduc­ sCience. health fitness and exercise lead­ un~ 2. free. Admission price includes In 1M~W'1II IIw W &u O[fta .. unobk to '" VOW" ~1.IftI , tion to the idea of Kublai Khan's Bei­ ership. Classes will meet from 5:30·8 pm admiSSion to the Children'S Museum. VIEWING THE WORKS OF THESE jing who, at the on th.e Portland campus. Registration Storl.s for KIds Portland Public Ubrary people setting out deadline May 31. For more information (773·4761): Mon. Wed and Fri, 10:30 am beginning of each (except May 22·26);. Riverton Branch .- EXCITING MAINE ARTISTS. on foot from Asia call 780·4170. year, wrote their MaIn. Cent.r for the Blind needs library (797·2915): f'n, 10:30 am' Scar­ Minor, Israel, Syria Special Activities Instructors. Whether borough Public Library (883-4723): Wed. EXHIBITION: MAY 4·25 and Persia, and prophecies on li ttle your expertise hes in crafts. dance. exer· 10:30 am and I pm (3·5 year olds) and tablets and sold Clse, or games. you are needed. You Tue, 6:30 pm (5-6 year olds); Prince Me· ending up on the must have good leadership qualities. be monal Ubrary. Cumberland (829·3180): coast of China. Abdullab Kabn ofBukbara them to people; assertive, and be able to instruct in small Wed. 10:30 am (2·3 year olds)' Thu parts of ancient groups. Classes will run evenings 6·9 pm 10:30 am (3·5 year olds). " According to this or weekends. For more information call Flicks 'or Kids Portland Public Library book, Muslims, cities still being full the Center for Voluntary Action at 874· (773·4761): Sat. 10:30 am and Tue al of Chinese shops and traders; 1015. 3:30 pm; South Portland Public Library Jews and Nestorian Christians Mongolia. They make a cara­ Convnunlty Employment ProJ.ct (799·2204): Fri. 3:30 pm . probably began crossing Cen­ vanofcarsand trucks and begin the toleranceofGhenghisKhan proVides lob training and constructive work Children's Parade From Congress Sq toward other religions; the experiences so tha.tdisadvantaged young to Monument Sq June 3 at 10:30 am to tral Asia as early as 700 A.D. In their trip south from the Mon­ people Will gam skills. economic opportu· celebrate the Portland Public Library's most accounts the Jews and the golian capital. Meanwhile a steady trade north and south nlty and a sense.of responsibility. You can Summer Reading Program. Maine author between Siberia and India even help by putting In time as a receptionist Bruce McMillan will be grand marshall, Muslims were grouped to­ caravan of camels is sent off a Training is offered on a word processor' and children Will be dressed as their fa· gether by the Chinese because month ahead to carry the in ancient times; and mostly For more information call the Center for vorite book characters. For more informa· Voluntary Action at 874·1015. ~on call 773·4761 ext. 130. both groups observed a Sab­ needed gasoline to their ren­ the unabashed traveling of Casco Bay Montessori SchoolSpring bath, believed in one God and dez-vous point. These cars and traders, priests and missionar­ Fair. Book sale games prizes bake sale ies back and forth across these fun for children' ages 3:7. June 13, noon: didn't eat pork. trucks went right across the 3 pm . 440 Ocean St. S Portland. For more The account of Marco Polo semi-desert plains, riverbeds ancient trails. Information call 799·2400. and sand where there were no I feel today that all of Asia All fixed up sparkling SPILLER. "TuLiPS IN GLASS JAR" seemed to agree with the travel LLOYD, "INTERIOR WITH LARGE WINDOW" white. 4 BR's ready for possibilities described in that roads, much as people travel stretches before me and a scholarly book. Marco and his today in Land Rovers in M­ month ago I didn't know one • you to move in and enjoy uncles traveled twice to China rica. thing about it. I will cross the the Back Bay Views. and back. When he returned Reading all oftheseaccounts countries where most of the Just $92,500. after 20 years away, he became I discover that in the second people in the world live. Call Chris Behan Try this. Get a brochure at a 146 MIDDLE STREET. PORTLAND. ME 04101 a successful Venetian merchant half of the 13th century Gheng­ OUT 12071772·2693 travel agent. Pick out your trip. L ______--.J but through some political situ- his Khan created an empire that BOOKSTORE ation ended up spending three went from China to Vienna, Get the books. Read and read. ob'ob'ob'ob'tI¥"ob-tI¥"ob'oIfI,-ob-ob'ob· . ~2I. from Siberia to India, the larg­ Or even just look at the maps. BALFOUR years in jail. During this time ~ "SIMPLY he wrote his book, which was est known empire in the world. A trip in one's head might beas u ~ 773-8224 valuable as really going. And MAINE'S BEST R \t"~. -~ The Return of the often considered fantasy. This empire squeezed the Eu­ SIDE s A cheaper! Pizza Rides Casco Bay Bicycle Club is E 1also read the story of a 1924 ropean peoples to the west and sponsoring Thursday night bicycle rides. SECONDHAND R ~;.~cin expedition by Nicholas Roer­ probably squelched a lot of MeetatPat"s Pizza, Rt. I, Oak Hill. Rides 0 BOOKSTORE" E ...... Lobster Roll in culture that existed in the area are 10·20 miles; pizza after. All welcome. ich, his family and entourage. For more information, call Keith at 799· B • B Roerich was a Russian emigre of what is today Persia, Paki­ 1085. 0 HOURS 0 T ...k Across Maine Over 300 cyclists 0 0 artist living in New York. His stan, and the southern Soviet have already registered for the three..

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Sat and Reinhard Zollitsch, 50, fought have been practicing intensely ing and reading. Another en­ $83,000. 207-685-4388 or same for roommate available country neighborhood. Just 685-9090 Sunday 9-3. 21 Ivy St. off now or 611. State St., near COOL PERSON for June IS off a spring snowstorm and the and training up to their cham­ deavor I like, which requires 20 miles to coas~ commute Stevens Ave. Portland, water. $232.50 per month, needed to share a spacious wintry waters of the Kendus­ pionship standard. When they nearly infinite patience, is bow to the Augusta/Waterville apartment with myself, a 204 SPRING ST - area (207) 426-9118 utilities included., WID in keag River, paddling their flowed through the center of hunting." Spacious, energy efficient, 1 TWO 2 BR APTS in building. Parking available, semi-cool artisUvisionaryl merry way to a course record Bangor on the Kenduskeag in Chamberlain loves to remi­ BR apt. available mid-May. newly renovated West End Security deposit. 871-1456 musician, Maturity and re­ nisce on his recent victory, as Within walking distance of Portland building . $575 and 35 YEAR OLD GM smoker sponsibility a must, privacy in the Century Division of the record time, their accomplish­ Mercy and Maine Medical $650 mo. including heat, 1/2 lirni'("iftJP:~ with cat seeks roommate for and friendliness appreci­ 1989 23rd Annual Stream Ca­ ment was no fluke, They gave he proudly wears his red sou­ ~enter . WIw carpet, large utilities and off-street year around 2 bedroom apt. ated. Rent is $190 plus PERSONALIZE your noe Race. sweat and tears for every sec­ venir t-shirt from the latest Ken­ kitchen, fully applianced. parki ng. Call Mike at 774- DINING ROOM SET by with ocean views in OOB for utilities, located on exercise. Small classes $475/mo, plus utilities. Call 3392 evenings. NEED FURNITURE? Why Broadway, South PorHand . duskeag canoe extravaganza. Thomasville includes six not rent with option to buy. June 1. Looking for quiel re­ forming. Neat quality facility. These two "youngsters" ond they miraculously cut off Spectrum Inc. at 797-0223 spectable adult with dry Call Steve Dargis: day 799- chairs, Breakfront china, TVs, furniture and appli­ Guided fitness includes with a combined living experi­ the long-standing record, "The whole affair was quite a weekday mornings. sense of humor. $275 per 2286, night 767-6129 server, and oval table with 2 ances from Rent-A-8et. Elm equipment and individualized Chamberlain is a realist thrill. 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Non­ Open 4pm • 7 Days a week' Happy Hour Mon-Fri opening two hours and 20 they may be, "The secret is to I sa w some television cameras; - 27ft, 13hp, exc cond, many w/2-4 mil roomates . 25-35 child 242 St. John St. Union Station Plaza, Portland, Me 874-6444 I believe Bill Green of channel GREAT OFFICE space for yrs old. If you like NY Times, smoker, neat, 26 plus pre­ minutes time, eclipsing the accept the bad weather and not smalt business. 215 TO SUB-LET 938 sq. ft. of SCUBA GEAR: Two tanks, extras, $28,500, Iv message ferred. PO Box 7685, DTS, From Ports!TOO1h ta~ 95 North · 295 North' Congress St. Exl· lsi selo/ lights, go righ~ Union Station Plaza. you're tl\ere! six was doing the 767-4552, Will consider classical music and coffee previous Century Congress st. Street level. retail space in Old Port. 3 Tekna regulator with gauge on Sunday mornings, and if Portland, ME 0411 2 Newly renovated. Bath and console, buoyancy compen­ some financing. announcing. 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Call 883-1473, leave wa ter was low recap the biggest n s sal , best space. 775-4894 99093-CB, Seattle WA., which made the thrill of the 23rd 98199-0093 r.Em,""tC'=':T::lh::;;:I~C~!Gl":U=I=TA"". 8""$""·: message if no answer, Annual Kendus­ 1(.] Eli) [mtl·] it~ [._ r canoeing generally "L· _--'- '::- -~ __''''"'' Brand New CASCO BAY Montessori , keag Canoe Race, A {antalde firlt electric slower. The first 10 SALE BY OWNER. Port­ MONITOR 20 School summer programs • SUBS miles were flat and Chamberlain of­ land. Two bedroom, 1400 sq. PORTLAND. Northwood featuring arts, nature and fered, "When we ft., WID, wall to wall carpet, end unit townhouse. Two IT has been used two seasons, The $99 dance. Five consecutive 2 cold and full of week sessions 6/19 through almost fell into air cond., pool, tennis, bedroom plus loft. 1 112 bath, window kit is also included. $500.00 boredom. The last garage, tenth floor. Bayview, full basement plus extras. PI . . ;::=,.....".001 8/25. For information call six miles were all 'the hole,' I Security building. Prome- $87,500. 878-8520 ease InqUire at 775-6601 days or 574 Congress st. ~s!'!:LI 799-2400 • PASTA DINNERS whitewater and thought it was all nade East. $110,000 (718) 353- 4176 evenings. Ask for John. (Above Record Land) full of constant panic. We hit complain, I convince myself over. We never lost control or 658-00423, 8-9 AM 761-8084 one level four jump and I that horrible weather is ideal fell out of our canoe because II.] »~I t:.'i I.] F: "M::) h t't"-'i rH'!'9" •• , I ].J [-.....-.,. I 1-... ~. thought Reinhard and I were and eventually I believe it." 'the hole' spared us." As Cham­ r - - I"I_L~'__ ~: _':!~ )?~!1-"$3!g.tc1':1.:1_~f:H!t!:1ffi1 rn :E' I;:)'t'atk""IM'11 goners. Somehow we survived Chamberlain's background berlain continues to describe • FRIED DINNERS and won the race. By the end is in the triathlon, combining the world of whitewater, one we both had cases of mild hy­ the grueling events of biking, gets the feeling he is on the set pothermia, Our hands were swimming and running. He has of an Indiana Jones movie. Per­ totally numb with no feeling only been canoeing for three haps someday he will be - as a • COLD DRINKS anywhere. Overall, though, we years but sees great redeeming stunt man, were happy as hell," value in it. 'This type of canoe­ The team of Chamberlain Chamberlain says that his ing naturally promotes better and Zollitsch is not a flash in partner Zollitsch was the mas­ competition and better overall the pan, They both fully intend :. TAKE-OUT termind behind the victory and health, It fosters a unique ca­ to defend their prestigious title , Gordon gives his friend full maraderie and often lasting next spring, come hail or high I water. Unless you have a for­ I credit. "Reinhard is a professor friendships, Preparation for ADDRESS ______I this level of canoeing encour­ tune to waste, don't bet the I at University of Maine Orono CITY ______and is the brains of our opera­ ages men and women to par­ ranch against these guys. They ,I tion. I guess you'd call me the ticipate in other sports as well. are for real. And should you STATE ______ZIP CODE ______I see regular guy, canoe power­ I motor, I sat up in the bow and Swimming, running, biking, I provided the power. Reinhard cross-country skiing and Nau­ house Gordon Chamberlain DAYTIME PHONE ______I manned the rear, naVigated tilus are all things I still do on a strolling around the streets of ,I PAYMENT: Check___ Money Order ___ perfectly and yelled out stuff regular basis. Greater Portland, give him a I I like 'bow right,' 'bow left,' and Chamberlain sports a full pat on the back and a firm TOTAL WORDS: ___ Mastercard ___ Visa ___ handshake, He's a living em­ I 'go for it: 11 moustache and looks a lot like I Ten years ago Zollitsch took the Singer Jim Croce (if he were bodiment that hard work pays Credit Card # ______,I still strumming today). Gor­ off at any age, +---- , first place in the Fastest Kayak Expiration Date competition. Last year he fin­ don, when he's not throwing +---- ,I ished second in the Century himself with reckless abandon I into outdoor sports, enjoys Mike Quinn wants to be in half as good I Division, in which Chamber­ physical condition as Gordon Chamber­ , lain paddled in third. It was at mentally quiet activities. "I lain at 51 . 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