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Each day during dlis holiday shopping season more dian 40,000 people parade across dlese tile noors. Each day dley spend more lIIan a milHon dollars. And each day lIIey return to a six-acre concrete beast so ubiquitous lIIat it has come to be known only as ... See page 6. + INSIDE:

UPDATES page 2 LISTINGS page 14 IhleU. WEIRD NEWS page 3 ART page 19 Tolli~1(t tloL ~1I,:l is ~ ~,,~t.. O"r VIEWS page 4 POOK page 20 !.lUI, ku.rU . tb. trt.1'Ivt..). COVER page 6 CLASSIFIEDS page 21

STAGE page 11 PUZZLE page 23 Mc8attle brewing. Barroom theater. Barcelona sends her artists. CALENDAR page 12 Seepage 2 Seepage 11 See page 19 2 CASCO Bay Weekly Deumbtr 14,1989 3

A ,et/.ani.;} CYCLEMA N I Don't pay for useless (.)~:)~ packaging! TREK'SOO $279 TREK'S50 $409 TREK' 950 $569 A Great City Bike Suntour XCE equ'ipped American Technology Buy food in bulk. wllh Decre LX componenls Gut drink trays and tray liners out of it. She Bu t the 50 bar and restaurant owners gathered at the hearing GREAT said it isn't fair that they should have to foot the bill for increased to require businesses to find an alternative to thinks that since polystyrene foam is as recyclable police protection. Steven Micheletti, owner of Raphael's asked,"lf polystyrene foam by as rigid polystyrene, it Jan. 1, 1990. you had a rashofbank robberies, would you assess banks a higher BOOKS should not be bullied fee?" The ordinance grew by environmentalists. The public safety committee will make a recommendation on out of a campaign by a But neither the envi­ the increase to the council in January. QUALITY FILM DEVELOPING handful of elementary ronmentalists nor the school kids last spring. FREE FILM pius waste management Watery cruise missile demands Bridget Sulli van-Ste­ people are buying that FREE EXTRA PRINTS RAFFLES vens, nine years old, shake. Governor John McKernan and Maine's four members of Con­ every day of the week with C·A·F·E learned at school that the "Recycling poly sty­ gress told the Secretary of the N~vy, H. Lawrence Garrett III, that ozone layer was dete­ rene is a public relations Mainers don't want Tomahawk cruise missiles tested over MaIne. BOOKSTORE riorating. Bridget got response, an attempt to A referendum question passed by Maine voters on Nov. 7 re­ ~BIG DEAL! worried, and the worry head off polystyrene quired McKernan to convey that message, and he did. Free film available only on 35mm and 110 orders. But McKernan watered down his message to the Navy by didn't go away after bans," said Jeff Mann, asking them to test only in winter, according to Peter Wilk. "We Don't forget to stock up on film for the holidaysl school. "She was wor­ chair of the Bath Area find that totally unacceptable," said Wilk, a spokesperson for the TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: CONVENIENT HOURS: ried that she would have Waste Reduction Com­ Coalition for the Cruise Missile Referendum. He added that the 30 City Center 71 U.s. Route I Mon - Frl 7:30 - 6:00 to live underground or Portland Scarborough Sat 9:00 - 1:00 mittee. "You're only Navy has only tested the missiles in the winter anyway, and said 772-7296 883-7363 the world would get so slowing the process of the coalition will now pressure McKernan and the delegation to TRUST THE PROS AT BPS PHOTO EXPRESSI hot it would explode," the plastic making it schedule a meeting with President Bush. ' said Kathleen Sullivan, into the landfill by a Gift Wrapping Available her mother. little bit," he said. Like Lobsters bound for Fish Exchange ------When Bridget other polystyrene bash­ Open 7 Days learned that both pro­ ers, Mann thinks that it Lobsters will be sold at the Portland Fish Exchange as soon as Thurs. & Fri. until 9 pm ducingand incinerating is wasteful to use petro­ early January. Casco Bay lobstermen have fought to get into the I polystyrene foam de­ leum on packaging that Fish Exchange, claiming it ~uld help them fetch better prices and help the financially floundering exchange stay afloat. plete the ozone layer, has a useful life meas­ 555 Congress St Alan Caron, a consultant for a group of locallobstermen, said she got a bunch of like- CBW(fonu Harbtrt ured in the seconds or ~ 761-3930 that the exchange will sell 5,000-10,000 pounds of lobsters in Free Parking at minded classmates to­ minutes it travels from *' Gateway Garage The Freeport McDonald's has already January and may grow to sell up to 100,000 pounds of the .; One button is your ticket to gether and they took the counter to a diner's all New V.or's/Portlond I begun collecting polystyrene, In spite of crustaceans by April. Caron said that the exchange will ensure I their concerns to the P0 RT L A -N D ~ events! table. "If the pending ban on foam contalnen. fairer prices and act as a "barometer" of market price. the • Adults, $Z50 in advance. Freeport council. The "Ourcommitmentis exchange price is low, the lobstermen will know it's market driven $9.00 on December 31. • group called themselves ~ - Celebrate the First Night of the to fresh, hot food," said and not just a concoction coming out of the back room of a lobster J I Nineteen Nineties! Kids and seniors, $3.00. I Concerned About Kids' Yarnell. When the Free- dealer," Caron said. • Buttons available Dec. 150t Super Stors, Rising Stors, Rood most Shop'n So"" Supermar­ I Environment (CAKE). The concern they brought port McDonald's is forced to give up polystyrene Roce, Masquerade Boll, Moine kets, One City Center and Folk Traditions. Cartoon Art to the council led to the polystyrene foam ban, an foam, it will use recycled paper coated in plastic Portland Wine' and Cheese. Warren short changes Westbrook I and Fireworks! • For Visa and MasterCard ordinance approved by all seven of the town and / or foil. Because the two materials cannot be Noon to Midnight on orders or information, council members. separated, the stuff can't be recycled again. Said S.D. Warren Paper Co. is refusing to pay property taxes and the *' December ll. City of Westbrook may be forced to borrow money and cut coli 772-9012. The ordinance bans polystyrene foam, the air­ Yarnell: "Paper packaging needs to be coated to I I programs. ~E__~~~Yeor 'slPort'Ond is sp:;:,red by blown plastic often referred to as "Styrofoam," keep food hot." When the city assessed Warren's value at $183.1 million last i C h a rlt a bl ~ although that is only one of many trademark and '~... 'r'i; Founda llon McLawyers and McExecutives agree that their year, the paper company hired an Oregon consultant to reasses generic names under which it is manufactured. coated papers are not recyclable. They argue that Mainer:~~ ~ the property. Warren then vowed to pay taxes based on the con­ ______..::;~= _____• _____ F,.. t .."" lIS_I . Rigid polystyrene plastic is not affected by the the recyclable polystyrene foam is the lesser of sultant's $156.8 million estimate, forking over $5.5 million instead I new law. At McDonald's and many other fast­ two packaging evils. But they do not seem inter­ of $6.4 million. :....------Ther will be only 11 days food establishments, drink lids, cutlery, sundae ested in finding solutions other than these care­ remaining this year when But Westbrook counted on that $917,000 when it planned this cups, and salad containers are made of rigid poly­ fully presented evils. year's budget. Peter Eckel, administrative assistant to the mayor, CBW's last issue of the 80's hits the streets styrene. According to Freeport Recycling Center said the city is considering cuts in its school and city budgets and December 21. director Cynthia Strout, most Freeport businesses Hamburglar stili on the run taking out a short-term loan to weather the shortfall. Eckel said a have had little difficulty weaning themselves off The Freeport McDonald's has never grimaced legal battle with Westbrook's largest taxpayer would be prohibi­ In that issue, the Calendar polystyrene foam. from controversy. When the McDonald's first tively expenSive, and putting a lien against the mill wouldn't and Listings will cover the wanted to build a restaurant on Maine Street work either. "We don't want to own a paper mill," he said. period from December 21 Recycling red herring seven years ago, it was forced to renovate an through January 4. McDonald's opposed the ban last summer and existing building instead of erecting a "regular" continued to oppose it even after the Dec 12 McDonald's, could have only a small sign instead WEIRD NEWS: Antique Maps and Prints The deadline for Calendar workshop. The international burger chain is con­ of huge golden arches and couldn't have a drive­ and Listings items is Jr. I.. Adult Packages cerned that the Freeport ban could become a through window. McDonald's took the town of "A Miami jury awarded Joseph Climpson $440,000 after the Friday. December 15 at national trend. Freeport to court on the drive-through window 36-year-old roofer was shot twice by a grocery store security Guaranteed Junior Trade-Ins 12 noon. All information Rentals So, this month, just prior the ban taking effect, issue, but lost the battle. guard in a dispute over a 1O-cent lime. Climpson bought 10 limes should be sent to Ann for$l, but when he left the store hecounted only nine. He returned CHROMA the Freeport McDonald's became one of 450 And the fight to keep using polystyrene foam Sitomer, Casco Bay to the store and argued with the clerk, who insisted there had been McDonald's nationwide to hop on the recycling looks like a losing battle for the Freeport Weekly, 187 Clark St., 10 limes. Climpson disagreed, then took another lime and walked bandwagon. After wolfing down fast food, McDonald's as well. Someday they might even 305 Commercial Street Portland, 04102 out of the store. Security guard Hugo Salazar followed Climpson McDiners are instructed to put all of their plastic have to resort to something as radical as the outside, unholstered his gun and fired twice, hittingClimpson in Too late for the U.S. Mail? garbage in one barrel and all their other garbage re~sable plate. the arm and side. 9-5:30 Monday-Friday, 10-5 Saturday Call 775-6601. in another barrel. The plastic ends up at Plastics AndyNtwmQn RolJlnd Sweet/AlterNe! 4 Casco &y Weekly D.amber 14, 1989 5

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NOW $169.00 the only one offended by the Portland-Bashers When lcalled your office, you seem to be wavering line! 8uilt strong that we can verify your letter. USA Fan Trainer .... Stu NOW $149.00 questionnaire. H you had received a similar piece between confusion and chagrin. I hope you have TREK to take what you Send your VIEWS to: VIEWS, Uncompromising Mlnoura,__ .....1_NOW$1.9.00 inquiring after the daily consumption of water­ resolved your confusion. It is the difference be­ can give It! Looks Casco Bay Weekly, 187 Clark SI., quality at competi­ and works great! melon by black people, I'm sure you would have tween slo~eers genuine humanity. Portland, ME .04102 . live prices for real Comes completely '.C/eats: Look, Avla, and Specialized realized the malignant stereotype involved. The mountain bike assembled with starting at $29.00 Portland. 7'13-868. middle class "progressive" has this ironic myopia nrL- 2. --.1 kPrv- performance. our perlo""ance ,.. 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Check out unit prices in ~q~~ Andy Newman your local grocery, e.g., tuna, laundry soap, tooth­ Deborah Firestone PHOTOGRAPHS paste,etc., and be appalled to learn that more pack­ Portland Tonee Harbert aging costs less. r------IUUSTUTIOHS CELEBRATEwtthCHRISTMAS TokiOshima SOUND ALTERNATIVES RUBY'S CHOICE PRODUCTION MANAGER 116 FREE STREET GIFT CERTIFICATE DISCOUNTS WITH THIS AD!!! THEIRS: Elissa Cemger i $1.00 OFF a Gift Certificate PRODUCTION $5.00 OFF a $30 Gift Certificate present ... Sally Braphy G\FT CERZJ~~~t~ ! Stuck in the eighties ·c · - --;::1 --- I -~' r.. - 402 Forest Ave. "The Holiday CJO'U,nf;;f; - .J -~ -~ Portland, ME J CIRCULAnON MANAGER _ _ . _ ) . _-.- (across (rom In two weeks this decade will be over, which with computers or the militaIy (i.e., '1 think we Diane DesMarais Dine & Dance • Comfortable sandals, ~ ~" ·tt t - Tn·State Auto) clogs and shoes for someone you love. J means it's time to take a look at ourselves and make should access a good resource so we can get some CIRCULATION a . ema tves ~ 207/774-4446 • Come and see our unique collection of jewelry! I sure none of us are stuck in the '80s. input on our patenting strategies.") Lori Austill, Elk Rosenberg ------Special" .. People do get stuck in decades, often unaware ... You still cling to tired, worn-out, unexam­ Dan Tonini, PA Trisha Bring your appetite to the world has gone on without them: aging men ined, right-wing presumptions, such. as: liberals with bald spots and ponytails, and middle-aged base their thinkingon tired, worn out, unexamined OFfKE MANAGER RUBY'S CHOICE get a earth mothers. liberal presumptions. Robyn Barnes $1.00 OFF any regular size entree! Then there's George Bush, whose entire foreign or You still think George Will and William F. Then, shuffle over to 337 Forest Ave.- Portland, Maine - 207-773-6601 policy is stuck in the '40s. Buckley are original thinkers. DISPlAY ADVERTISING Huge Inventory, expert fitting. maJk>rder nationwide, complete repair .ervlce. Being stuck in a decade can discredit a person, or You still wear clothes that advertise products, Suzanne Delorme, Annie Lewis, 9-GAJUl'~ ZOOTZ DANCE CLUB get "Simply the best place to buy Birkenstock footwear" especially in a society like ours that equates newer including the name of the designer. HoUyLynn $1.00 OFF with better and reduces even the heaviest political or Your car still has vanity plates. the cover charge! issues to matters of style. There are people who or You still drink Perrier. CWSIFIED ADVERTISING ~**HAPPY * /:;.~oro( profess indifference to the environment fomo other or (Women) You still start sentences with, '1'm Mark Kelleher * Bring this coupon. Valid Tues. reason than their perception that environmental­ not really a feminist, but. .. " e t ;1( t J, e ists are "stuck in the '60s," as are, presumably, or You still consider your cholesterol level and CONTRIBUTORS Lynda Barry, HOLIDAYS!* t; f/ peace activists and feminists. blood pressure worthy topics of conversation. Kathy Carem, Brenda Chandler, This Winter ....• t the So, if you don't want to be an embarrassment to or You still haven't noticed that opening up Mary Lea CrllW/ey, NEW RELEASE Howard Johnson Hot e I your loved ones, an object of ridicule to your ene­ about your feelings isn't really such a good idea Hannah Holmes, Sherry Miller, mies, and an object of pity to strangers, then get after all, that not opening up about your feelings is Leslie Morison, Kelly Nelson, 675 Main Street with the times. one of the things that defines rational, civilized Mike Quinn, Oem Rubin, South Portland You know you're stuck in the '80s if: behavior. Morgan Shepard, Thomas A. Verde or You still think Reagan made America strong ru'£nne vonlea Join Our Swim Club! ot or You still consider "stuck in the '60s" an opera­ and proud again by conquering Grenada. WCO BAY WEEKLY is an Call or stop ~ tive concept. or You still think rock videos are an exciting new instrument of community under­ or You still use terms like "operative concept." art form. standing. Every Thursday, Casco oday for or (Men) You're still trying to prove to women orYoustillthinkChevyChasemoviesarefunny. Bay Weekly distributes 20,000 eta i I s that you're not a sexist even though women who or You still consider your renunciation of drugs papers free of charge - limited to care probably can' t be convinced. a worthy topic of conversation. ' one copy per reader . No person 775·5343 or You still consider your investments a worthy or You still think the English Royal Family is may take more than one of each topic of conversation. interesting. issue willwut the permission of or You still use one of those dopey coffee pots Casco Bay Weekly. with the plunger that forces the grinds down The '80s fascination with the English Royal through the water yielding a weak, gritty, luke­ Family is a good place as any to finish because it is ADDITIONAL COPIES of the current warm cup of coffee. symbolic of the spirit of the decade. This spirit in­ issue and/or some back issues may be Mountain or You still consider pasta a worthy topic of volves not only the embracing of shallow, parasitic, purchased for $1 each at the Casco conversation. useless, boring, even stuffy pretenses, and the re­ Bay Weekly office. Domestic sub­ ~ Mystic Centet: or You're still keeping an open mind on channel­ jection of concern with things that really matter, scriptions are mtliled 3rd c/ass and ~~ ing, and the magical powers of crystals. such as the fate of one's fellow human beings and are $36/ye1lT, payable in advance. ~" a non-profit, nonsectarian or You still entertain guests with videos of your of the envirorunent that nurtures us all. It involves, A Mexican Restaurant educational organization for the"-----­ childbirth. as well, a clear, conscious awareness that that's MOGUL MEDIA. INC. publishes & development of body, mind & spirit. or You still call old rock 'n' roll "oldies." what's going on, a celebration of vapidity as though Casco Bay Weekly . Entire ~emtents or You still haven't noticed that the best parts of vapidity were a virtue, its primary virtue being that (l;) 1989 by Mogul Media, Inc. Watering Hole Store & Resource Center Paul Simon's albums are always the stuff he "bor­ it is not "stuck in the '60s." We equate shallowness Union Station Plaza Books, Music, Drums & Incense from various rows" from other people's cultures. and cynicism with maturity. WCO BAY WEEKLY Native American & Earth Wisdom traditions or You still work on your relationship. One fears to hope that things will change. Don't 117 (WK STREET Fabulous Food • Man!aritas Martial Arts Program or You still think disciplining your child will let the peace symbols on high school kids' T-shirts PORIUND,.04102 from south of the border from out Of this world Based on the principles of the enlightened warrior. injure his/her self esteem. fool you, those are fashion, not political statements. 2077756601 VIDEOPORT or Despite the deficit, the homeless and the Japa­ Butmaybe, if all goes well, the rightist turnofthe OPEN 7 DAYS 4 PM - Happy Hour Mon. to frio Reduced fees for couples & families . 242 St. John St., Union Sta. Portland 874-6444 Lower Lobby I J tJtz.,~ -lif...Ot-n'Zt.- Huna Gatherings nese conquest of the world, you still think the '80s, withitsshallowness,seIf-absorption,and tacky 151 Middle 8t. 1.10 ll'I(J'4"'-~..,.. 773-1999 materialism, this pandemic corruption of the soul, Held the 2nd Wednesday evening of the month at Republicans are good for the economy. TiD Juan's CONCORD, NH • Margarita's ORONO, ME Old Port 7p.m., fee-donation. or Despite Chernobyl, the Alaskan oil spill and will succumb to what, in America, is the worst ozone depletion, you still think environmentalists offense of all- being out of style. OPEN EVERY' DAY 10 TO 10 81 Ocean St., So. Portland, ME 04106 are kind of silly. Casco Bay Weekly is a or Your vocabulary still includes computer and Vanguard Press/AlIerNet member of the Association of (207) 767·4707/2349 military jargon for things that have nothing to do Alterna1ive Newsweeklies Casco Bay Wukly

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Photo essay by Tonee Harbert Story by Thoml1s A. Verde

The Maine Mall is the biggest mall in the state, one of the biggest in New England. It's so big that sometime after it was built back in '71, most people around here quit call­ ing it liThe Maine Mall." They just call it ''The Mall." And so it is. The one. Unique. The Mall is a 1,200,000-square-foot indoor "town square" that attracts 40,000 shoppers a day from Maine, New Hampshire and beyond. The Mall has also attracted dozens of piggy-back mini­ malls, which cling to the traffic it generates like sucklings to a sow. Together with these siblings, The Mall has boosted South Portland's annual taxable sales to more than a half­ billion dollars during each of the last few years. But it is also not unique: It is just like any other mall owned by a Massachusetts firm. It is just like any other mall decorated by the San Fran­ cisco firm hired to design and put up the Christmas decora­ tions. It is clean, climate controlled, and it smells of new clothes and junk food. It sounds of Musak: six hours of endlessly repeating Christmas remakes this month, one for each of the six acres of asphalt that surround this concrete beast and it's 6,456 parking spaces. Its 135 stores, like those at any other mall, will take i n up to 25 percent of their annual receipts during the holiday shopping season. This month there is a Santa Claus installed. Like the Pied Piper, he brings the swelling crowds of kids and their par­ ents. And they, shuffling across the vast tiled floor with their various bags, are what makes the mall The Mall . ... whlle other celebrities greet the shoppers. The Icons of Christmas are displayed everywhere. They reinforce the common belief that something special Is happening In The Mall. . . ." . 4 • • t.. , • . . , • Casco Bay Wukly Deuml¥r 14, 1989 9 • •

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Decorations, arranged by a San Francisco firm, are also on display. Even producu not sold In Mall are on ... and Anna Forcier returned to her home In Biddeford with something for everyone.

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" .:-.", ...... :' O!HIPWRECK &CAR&6- Fondle the Haddock 8 Moulton St., Portland The other nightI attended a play being produced at Bill Carpenter left the stage and almost immedi­ 775-3057· Man·Sal g-g, Sun 11-5 the Tree Cafe. The play is called ''Fondle The Had­ ately, Sean Casement as Nigel, entered. Nigel is al­ .. ~: ~ dock:' There's a tendency to want to call it "Flounder ready drunk on bourbon,and drunk with self-pity. He .. ~ . . . .";:;~k;?;;: ;'~ ,) if ~:,~ ';;~;: :,~:: i;;~: :iHi{1: ".. 'I!. :")... the Haddock," but thaI's incorrect.lt's not about fish. despairs about his life for the next hour and a half or but I ' .. II's about two cartoon bar stooges, Nigel and Law­ so. He says so in as many different ways as he can, 1001 ' ' rence, who drink like fish. many times ending wi th the phrase, "this sucks." He's '-.. ~'(. : ': ' ", ...... ean~t Nigel and Lawrence were created by Dr. Jones~ funny and pathetic. who gained an underground following since his car­ His friend Lawrence, played by Tim Ferrell, enters I: .r Gift Ideas! .'" .r. toon's appearance in the now-defunct alternative the bar and expounds, and expounds, and expounds, ~ ~.. , ".~ Stocking Stuffers Portland newspaper and expounds, upon the christmas & Portland ,. * Take a break from ,j..... : * Teas, Jams & Jellies "Headcheese." InJones's dread and despair oflife. to open shopping .. ,pamper yourself · '''' 'f . first play, Lawrence the Did you notice how ~ '. * Christmas Decorations with a facial, make­ : .,; many times I wrote the the package over or manicure. :. Playmobil Children's Toys Swine acts as a medita­ ," 4( t>', :It * f.·0111 Gift certificates available. . s. . '. ;;: Imported Chocolates tive guide to his friend, word expound? I proba­ conceits! ; ... . * We carry Paul Mitchell, ,1-, ...~ & Candies the drunken and de­ bly could have left out a Focus 21, and 1 ''* ',. And many more pressed Nigel, as they couple of them. Dr. Jones fabulous vintage and Sebastian's Skin Care · i> :. * & Makeup Products. : i' great ideas! pub crawl their way could also leave out a contemporary around the mythical couple of Lawrence's , . jewelry • Great S10cking stuffers! .• '.' . ,'' '.• : ,.i WAJ.J< • INS WELCOME town, Monfania. speeches so that they '" . ;:' .. ;. ;.., Old Port Emporium .... ;- • .A- ~ •• I stopped along the don'ttotterintotriteness. , - ~':,. ., eoneelts .' ;'" '.. 775-2555 ,~:::~f;.: 380 Fore St • Portland • 775-3066 , " ..; . 7 moulton street, old port, 761.4681 ,,-:,,: ;'. 8 EXCHANGE STRE£. r , .' , • ' Mon· Sat 10-9 Sun 11-6 way to the Tree to pick Boy, did we get the mes­ _' ~ .~.r- ~ ~ : ': . "'/' MAINE ;~ ': ~~ : ~,!,-:---:-:-....;.:;..;,;,~.;.;.:..~..;.;;:;.;.;;..;;;;,;;=;.;;;:;;.;.:..::. ___.J '.. ~ . up friends. We pro­ sage. The only one who ceeded on through the can get away with that ",'i/'::' "»:j:; ;~;i(i:~):~; :y';~ i:: :)::/V?~' ;'C< ; .,,;; , ;:;,; , ; , .'. '.,"';' {:;;':); :r...:.-...;.;.~~:;..;;.:....--..;;..;...,;.,...:....:...o;.Q.,;,.::-,... bitter, bone-numbing kind of redundant over­ ;,? .. rr======::3iI cold, down the greasy, indulgence is Samuel · ',.:, ... ; . . , ,. "" 'i >"., GIVE THE GIFT OF t I ice-ridden streets of Port­ Beckett. Dr. Jones ain't · :4 ~ .' ' .. - ATELIER' ;, .... '. >.':~~.;~. H EA· TH + .... land together. Beckett yet. , We reached the Tree. Ferrell and Casement .,':. '. FRAMING .:.,.:,:-:" L. ·.: Jw. GERALDINE >:~~?; · ..... We paid five bucks to get were both wonderful in •,' ". '~ .r " .' No, they said, but they would let us know if they did . no shame. He pulled no punches when displaying • .''; -,I' :.. .. • Nicholson Woodblocks • Etchings Wonderful prices. Browsers welcome. '","'. ~ : Portland nRegency .. d. cole jewelers .. :",.0:. >i. • Botanicals • Edward's Birds , F ',:, '- ' ~Jt ..... : .f. .... "What's this play about, anyway?" one of the men Nigel's coarseness and loneliness. Ferrell held hisown " '" ~ ~ ~~+ 82 Middle Street Portland 774-208 10 Exchange St., Portland 772·5119 asked. "Is it a satire?" with Lawrence's repressed intellectualism and loneli­ .' ~:':;' . > . , Mon - Sal. 10· 5, Thurs. 1O~7, Sun. 12-4 :.;:~'" :~},;~ HEALTH CLUB Holiday Hours· Mon·Sat 1()"'9. Sun 12-5 M-F 9-5 / Sat. 10-2 or by appointme Having read the script beforehand I had a clever ness. The barkeep, Mike Dow, contributed a well­ " " ' . ..' 26 Milk Street. in Portland's Old Pon (207) 774·8994 , .,', ••.~. 20 MILK ST. - OLD PORT 774-4200 answer ready. "It's a satire, comedy, tragedy," I said spoken monologue at the end of the first act, and ~ .., 1' ' .. . .. smugly. understated, but significant part. "Is it making fun of people who drink?" one of During intennission, I bought a beer. I began to get them wanted to know. They noted the set. A bar was depressed. Yes, the play was amUSing, but yes, it set up on the floor of the struck home. What a fu­ Tree, where people nor­ tile life. Why bother? I .' .... ' 82 Exdwlge St. mally dance. A giant bat looked around and lis­ Pordud, MAine ~ > Brass Lobster Ship In ::.:~ :.~~". Start a Gift-Giving >.:. :: uadition hung over the floor. A tened toear-splittingmu­ 772-2773 ~. :,;. ~ ; . • Fox Horns Paperweight Bottle - ~ '" screen was set up above «Jril"1-f. \11'\­ sic and tried to talk to my open 95 Hand-finished cast (or\~itiOf\ 6:30ol,m,-6:30 p,m. .;.' . - .' . $15. & up $2,95 $9.95 "':',. '"': ~.. . ~.. . ;: ..; ~ - ~. ~ the bar. To the left was a friends. I failed. The TAKfOllTOR : .. pewter Christmas fQ,;\}.,oY"l' \-It. Al-.) 'j eS SIT DOIo'.N : .. , . :. ~ ; '. Anchor Cribbage Folk Art ' . :. .~ :;. ornaments by sign postwithanother bat lJh-l-.,,\. smoke burned my eyes. SERVING BREAKFAST. Pen Holder Board Shorebirds .•.. '. ~ < • on top. The signs pointed f\)\. fcl~lI~ pfDlI6~t,S WNOl ~ DINNER $6.95 $14.95 $10.95 & up ,.. " .. , Woodbury Pewter & :r. f~t.\ During the second act, .:. ~.! ..... '...... Hampshire Pewter. in different directions, I"\~ 'to fa.\J~~ in Nigel and Lawrence '. * A\~ '!.Y"'Lf-tj Wooden Paddle Window Candle "Bluenose" ' ..' •. :I( ;,., A very special each with a different mes­ travel to another bar to Boat Toy Light (Brass) Ship Models ; • . ,;. , ' ~ ~OPle.",t of . :If Holiday Gift. sage. "The swamps of I'\~i\~ talk about the futility of '.' .' . ; . I $2.95 $6.95 $99 & up • . . " :. ," ,: tvit.t (tf\t<.'iolt...... ~:) self-tonnent," read one. *S\~~* existence. Again, some ... : .' "The barrens of moral de­ ) funny moments. Again, ,~ .... , .. " * Classic Impressions cay," imparted another. <. a tad overwritten. lI. CAR+ :.' .... ;,. . • !~SHIPWR~CK " ••I,t ,,-'.,', ';:'{\'T I "The cliffs of shuddering · ~ ~: ~".. >... , =n ~;J,' 8 Moulton ~t., port~nd W$i .. , ..:. ". 164 Middle St .• Old Port. 874-6980 • [ liked the play, and . :<:.' J';' ~ i ...' .,. '\ : 775-3D57. Mon-Sat 9-9, Sun 11-5 ... t; Next to The Oyster Club emptiness," said the last the production was well­ one. planned. Dr. Jones is a ?j: (":':: ~ ':, ;': '.' ;;: :,'.::: ',:.::;. ':;i1'Sr: ~"'L i ~6~ '1,,:;, .. "Well, no," I said. talented person. I hope The men exited prior he continues writing. It's : ~ ... " to the play and left us the fourth production for ,".r- ....•• For All Ye Lawrence and Nigel evolve Into ~ ;<. , " ... -: ~. '.; :". '1 When you buy a salad, " ; . ~. "~ their seats. I ordered a director Paul Kozak and " ", ".1.,. .. ,: .;' ~;. ":,,;';". ~ ... ;,1 sa ndwich or entree we'll Wind Related JYeeds seltzer and lime. "Fondle the Haddock." his Barber Duvall Pro- : : ~<'\';. /;,;. ~·.~·i~ give you a second one FREE~~\:;:/';·' , Poet Bill Carpenter ductions, and the best so .. preceded the perfonnance with poetry from his book, far. Theater in the round in a bar. A bar within a bar. " , .",,;, " .' : .!: (equal prtce or lessl with this coupon. 126190 I' ; ' ,. '. Give a loved one ~ ~/~; ' : ' ; :.; ~ ' .~ . ~ . ~ ASK ABOUT OUR ::.<: .;-, - ~.' "Rain," as well as some sCuff currently in the works. If only it wasn't so smoky. a kite for the holidays '. ..;). '.: .~; ."'.'" ." . ~ . .:, ..;' ;1 HOLIDAY PLATTERS .: :,~ .' .;.: , .... f The poetry was good, butitdidn't really set the mood Theater strips down in this sort of ahnosphere. .' .. ~ ~ " .... ": ~ . ..~ " .'~ ..,.. .. and watch ' .. for the play. The audience seemed to like it. People watching people watching people. Who's act· :' ~."'.'.. , ''':.- ~~. ',:o.;_',~.: ~.; I 1""'0 «]~ m~1r ~ ~ ;Or~' .T -. their spirits soar! ",. During the poetry reading, glasses clinked in the ing? Who isn't in a bar? And the futility of existence? '. '. './,., iJ. _ "T !K~ A t.~ ; :~/;)..~ ;. ~ j.',. background. Somebody shuffled some silverware. "ACCKK!" as Nigel puts i t.It's all futile. II's all fragile. ~ .. :' ,;.:::. ·, ~ :,;,'·i·:... · : .!lV . 0 I.; t .· ".~, ',r- ,-lIIIIiiiill... _.....; :. ... The outside door creaked open several times. Ciga­ Some people drink themselves stupid. Some people ::« :~ ,/:. ~.1 SOUPS' SANDWICHES· SALADS I,' .' ::-. :.'. M A X WE L L ' S 1£ I£tJJ !PO~!KJPE rnflVM'r1' rettesmokeroseinahazetotheupperdeckoftheTree, die a slow death in front of the television. Why not ;-•. ; . : ~I I, · " " .. S pee i a I t Y H 0 use war e s '~::;t.e. where several people caught in white-yellow light drink and watch theater? '1'" ·,'.··.1 "A Healthy Alternalive" 1-,:' ~.:-:.~, "For Ihal exira special gifl " ~. hung over the railings to watch. A waitress passed ~~ '.>:, ',; :':.1 416 Fore St. • Old Port. 774·454Z 1 t; • .' . ,: OPEN 100 Wharf Street. Old Port .•: •• through the center of the set/ stage/dance floor cany­ ~.' :\ .' . 1 Open 1 am - 1 pm ~ 9·9 COMMERCIAL r. .' :: . '. l' 871·0035 '.,.'-.... ing a steaming plate of food to a table. Smoke contin­ Morgan Shepard knows Nigel intimately. L!~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~ ".".j GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE ,.\. ., EVERYDAY STREET .... •• '!O t"~ ~ ~ . '. . ued to rise. :'v.'"'7:. ::'" ;.. ".. ..> ':': : :.' ... ;; .'; .•,: ~ ~" ~'.:' ~ • :. ~ 11" •.; '.~ ;. ,••• :.. .. ,:.~ : ...... ; ...... _.:1" • ) •••.•.••;. ._~. .~ ••:, ••. <.. !.;." .,., . :_; .~.~<.. ~. ,.. ~:?::.:: ~:'/:.'., ~. :.:: ~: '; .., ... ,': ;, ..... ~: ';, ., : '~~: ;. · .~:)~r7: ~."7: ~:: .~:: ~.,--: .<:::-;;.~ ,,~.~.~, :' .,:~

Skating away ..-~... : ...... the Casco • Traditional English Bay Bicycle country dances by the Club (and Fiddler's Reach Morris • Don't want to be Scrooge isn't Dancers and music and invited)... alone today? Go shop­ See Dec. 15. folklore performed by ping .. .

DON'T FORGET! The Casco Bay Weekly Staff is taking a week off between Christmas and La Trattoria New Year's. (formerly Rosa's) SAT MAT 3 Serving the finest quality SUN-TUES 7 take-out food available. SUNMAT 3 Help Portland's Homeless by Featuring homemade pasta & SUN-TUES9 coming to my sauces, specially pizzas, LIlA JABER'S BIRTHDAY sandwiches and much more! From all of us BENEFIT BASH 166 Cumberland Ave· Portland • $5.00 donation, tips, bar & donations to all of you... Mon.-Thurs. 11-10 pm Nobody Says Christmas Should Cost You Extra of clothes to go to Portland City Shelter Fri. & Sat. 11·Midnight· Closed Sunday we wish you the Call 774-7414 36 MARKET ST. • PORTLAND • 773-4500 . happiest of holidays! 10 Exchange St.• Lower Level. Old Port· Portland . , 1/ nli " .J.'j _ ... t1/ . .J J.. L _ D=mber 14,1989 15 1 4 CIISCO &y Wukly Duped again "She-Devil" is about two off the ground. Every effect is BLACK TIE ... THE BLUE MOON women in love wi th the same a cliche from a genre of come­ distinctive catering man. Roseanne Barr, the queen dies best to be avoided even Restaurant and Bar of tabloid headlines, plays when looking for laughs dur­ DUring the holiday season for all your catering needs overweight housewife Ruth ing the bleak months of win­ The Blue Moon is a New Moon! Patchet, who is married to an ter. The cliches are so old tbat Make Black Tie ... QequiredJ ambitious C.P.A. named Bob one could spend the entire es, rising over the horizon of a new decade, (Ed Begley Jr. of "St. Else-­ movie trying to remember the j the Blue Moon enters a new phase, with a new basic where"). Meryl Streep plays first time you saw something philosophy: GOOD FOOD & GOOD TIMES AT best-selling romance writer (a pursuit that would prove ' Mary Fisher, who lives a pris­ more fruitful than staying II / A GREAT VALUE! Co.me in and check out our: tine and perfect life in a Life­ awake through the movie). ~ Compiled by Ann Sitomer sty 1es-of-the- Ri ch -a nd -Ea­ Meryl Streep's performance • NEW MOON MENU - Great lunch and dinner deals including sirloin, filet mignon, BBO Ribs at laughably low prices. LI.tlngs mu.t b ...... Ived In writing by 12 noon the Friday prior to publication. mous palace by the sea, com­ is the only thing worth keep­ Ann Sltomer, Ca.co .ay W_kly, 187 Clark St... t, Portland 04102 ~~ Frantic?! Dial 799-GOOD • NEW MOON LOOK - We just renovated and repainted. plete with indoor swimming ing your eyes open for. It looks • NEW MOON PUB - Relaxing, co~ , fun and a little crazy - pool and sex slave. as if Streep found herself in $1 ,00 draft beers - great happy hours! Bob and Mary meet. Bob the middle of a really bad • NEW MOONLIGHT HOURS - Now serving food 11 :30 am 'til wants Mary - body and fi­ movie and was detennined to mianight everyday! nances. Mary wants to con­ act, in spite of a conSistently Family Busl_.. Sean Connery (People Magazine'S "se~iest man of duct more research for her bad supporting cast and a DON'T JUST GO OUT - GO TO THE MOON! the year), Dustan Hoffman and Mat­ romance novels. Ruthfindsout stupid plot. thew BroderiCk play three generation about it all and wants to get Barr can't act. She should of crooks in this movie directed by 425 Fore Street in the Old Port. 871,0663 Sidney Lumet, who has a long list of even. stick to arguing diet plans with good movies to his credit: "Serpico: The plot isn't too thick. But Oprah. SILVER "Dog Day Afternoon: "Fail-Safe: "The one would think that these two Every December, we get the Pawnbroker: "Network· and "The very different actresses would same thing: stupid mockeries AINE STATE Verdict: ~~~~=-= MUSIC THEATRE Harlem Night. Eddy Murphy doesn't be perfectly cast to play women of domestic turmoil. For quite pull it off as the Renaissance at odds over a man, Mary is people who dread their own movie man (he wrote, directed and composed, thin and beautiful. domestic turmoil any diver­ Vidoria Cr.mdall, Producer and Artistic Director SCREEN starred in this one) , Richard Pryor co­ All Dogs Go To H.av.n Animated stars in this awkward period comedy Ruth is overweight and falling sion is welcome. What's an­ featured by Don Bluth ("An American about two nightclub owners in Harlem apart at the seams. The dy­ other six bucks for people who Tail·) is about a German shepherd with THE PERFECf HOLIDAY GIFT! in 1938, who get mi~ed up with gang­ The LlttI. M.nnald Animated Walt namics promise something have overextended their credit 1990 Gift Cerlificates and Subscriptions a criminal past, who goes to doggie sters. The plot involves a sting on a Disney feature based on the Hans heaven and returns to Earth to help an white mobster who wants to muscle in along the lines of "Outrageous buying gifts? Subscribe before Located on Bea utiful Christian Anderson story about a mer­ orphaned girl, Burt Reynolds dubs the on the speakeasy owned by MJrphy maid who falls for a human prince, December 31st at Fur I3uwdoin College Campus, Fortune," in which Shelly Long We've been duped again. lo'lfln;IlIun doggie's voice. Dom Deluise and and his friends. Also starring Redd Look Who'. Talking John Travolta last season's prices! (all Brunswick. Ma ine and Bette Midler played the Tis the season. If you're still 725·8769 Chanes Nelson Reilly also have voice Fo~~ and Della Reese. makes a comeback in this movie. He parts. plays a cabbie who is a candidate for priss and the harlot in battle looking for comic relief from Back to the Future, Part II Doc dad of Kirstie Alley's baby. The baby's over the man they both want holiday stress, don't see "She­ Brown's time machine takes Michael J. savvy sensibilities are communicated (Peter Coyote). D«.l5 SorrI!md eccentric scientist friend (Christopher JIlL 12 Holy GIllot -PrI!md wounded male bear struggle to survive n4· t022 D«.17 W.',. No Angel. (pa.13) been compared to Orson Welles' " Cit~ The Breakdown (rock) Moose Alley, RaouJ', D2"", Pany ).D. l4 Raool', DIOCt !'irty Portland's fInest pizza in the wilds of British Columbia. The Da:,l9130 (opens Dec 151 zen Cane· and "The Third Man: ThiS 46 Market St., Portland. 774-5246 RaooJ's D2na: Pany JIl1,l6117 WlJ.XA.~ - Saoo OOOll<:r.y) lI.Fhnagtn's) bears' ordeal increases when a couple 12:15,2:.45,5:05, 7:25, 9 :50 relationship movie stars Diane Keaton The Look (rock) Spirits at the Manor, and steak sandwiches. of hunters cross their paths. The hunt­ W.r 0' the Roe •• (II) Winners Of 4 Matne Music Awards! 1:15,4,7, 9:30 as the object of Allen's affections, a 700 Main St., S, Portland. 774-6151 . ers must use some cuss words, be­ 1 :45. 4:30, 7:30. 10 Every Wed. Night is Ladies N ight at Raoul's with the teenage Mariel Hemingway as a diver­ Rockasauru. (rock) Spring Point Cafe, cause the movie is rated PG. Directed H.,,.,,, NlGht.IA) Red Light Revue - Ladies Admitted Free! 12.2:25, 4 :45, 7:20. 10 sion from adult relationships, and Meryl 175 Picken St. , S, Portland, 767-4627. 2 for 1 Dinner Special by Jean-Jacques Annaud ("Quest for au'atm.. Vacation (PQ.13) Now booking weddings and corporate parties for spring & summer. 12:45,3,5:10,720,9:30 Streep as Allen's neurotic ex-wife. CLUBS TerTY Els.n JazzQuint.t (jazz/swing) Fire"). TIM Llttl. 1I ...... ld IG) Prancer Children'S movie about a Holy Ghost, 29 Exchange St., Portland. Specializing in Weddings, Co rporate & Pnvate Functions and N ightclubs. Blaz. Paul Newman and Lolita Davido­ 1, 3:16,5:15,7:16, 9:10 FromMenu­ young girl who tries to help a wounded 773-0300. It's almost vich star in this movie about the rela­ ..ek To Tho Fut .... II (PO) 12:16, 2:46, 5:10.7:30, 10 reindeershe believes belongs toSanta, CALL -2 2 tionship of Louisiana governor Earl K. THURSDAY 12.14 Roy Fraze. Trio (jazz) Uttle Willies, 36 Christmas and Market St., Portland. 773-4500. untllo's Specialties Only Long and the Blaze Starr, Nickelodeon The James Montgomery B.nd we haven't T.~. and Middle, Penland (blues) Tree Cafe, 4S Danforth St. , 772-9751 Portland. 774-1441 , 12/17 tbru Thurs. 12/21 Family Bus In... (RI thought about With this (opens Doc 151 Fat City (blues/SWing) T-Bird's, 126 N SUNDAY 12.17 4:1 0,7:20. 9:45 Boyd St, Portland. 773-8040. 1: 10 weekend mallnee gifts for the BlazoeR) True Non·B.n.ven and Head Annl Clark (acoustic) Old Port Tavern. (opens Dec 15) CI.anen (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown St., 11 Moulton St, Portland. 774-0444. family. 420, 7:Q5, 9:40 33 INDIA ST. 1:15 weekB nd matinee Portland. 761 -2506. Brian John.on (acoustic) Squire Mor­ Th. Wtard IPC) Dr. 0 (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 Moulton gan, 46 MarketSt., Portland. 774-5246. PORTLAND (cpons Doc 15) 4:30, 7:35, 9:50 St., Portland. 774-0444, Comedy Night T-Bird's, 126 N. Boyd, , :30 weeke r.d maUnee The Breakdown (rock) Moose Alley, Portland. 773-£040. 773-3530 She DevtlIPO·1a) 3:55, 7:30, 9:36 46 MarKet St., Portland, 774-5246. Comedy Night Old Port Tavera.... BRUNO'~ ,:05 weekend matinee Moulton St., Portland. 774-0444. Tina & Fla.h Allen (popular) Uttle Wil­ TRUE ,NON-BELIEVERS Cfoim •• and MI.dom•• nora (PQ.13) lies, 36 Market St., Portland, 773-4500 4:30, 7:15, 9:40 ~h,ough Dec 14) and 6:50, 9:15 (from Dec 15) Rocka.auNS (rock) Spring Point Cafe, MEAD CLEANER FRIDAY t 2/1 5 St•• 1 ~~,.n9~~•• (PGI 175 Pickett St. , S. Portland 767-4627. I weekend matinee MONDAY 12.17 / jerker is about a group of O>OlJInem The Look (rock) Spirits at the Manor, Prane_COI GOREHOUNDS Christmas Vacation Chevy Chase 4 :05, 1:20 weekend malm&e women who keep their men In check 700 Main St. , S. Portland, 774-6151. Llza Jaba". Birthday Ba.h for the TIM a ..,IPC) and meet In the local beauty parlor to Hom.I••• ZoolZ, 31 ForestAve., Port­ from returns as Clark Griswold, who tries to 4:15, 7:05. 9 (through Oae 14) Boston HAPPY THE CLOWN create the perfect holiday for his family . Look Whol ...... ,ng (pC.13) gossip. Shirley Maclaine throws off her land. 773-£187. 4:10,7:10, 9:25 (through Dec 14) The movie also stars Randy Quaid as new-age persona and plays the neigh­ FRIDAY 12.15 Doug Clegg (acoustic) Old Port Tavern, the slob cousin and Beverly D'Angelo borhood sourpuss ("I'm not crazy; I've 11 Moulton St.. Portland. 774-0444. just been in a bad mood for 40 years: as Mom. The Movies Dirty Dozen Bras. Band (jazz) ComecIy Stop at the Top (comedy 10 ElCchange, Portland she remarks), Dolly Parton is the local 874-0000 Chocolat Claire Denis directed this n2·9600 Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. 773- conlest) Top of the East Lounge, Sonesta movie about the recollections of a white Chocoa.t hairdresser, who delivers one-liners 6886 Hotel, 157 High St., Portland. 775-5411 . 18 Monument Square Dec 13-1 7 women's chilct.ood in Cameroon in the Wed-Sat at 7, 9 with aplomb. Sam Shepard plays Par­ Wing and a Pray.r(rock)Old PortTav­ late '50s and during the last years of Sat-Sun mal ill 1 ton's endearing but worthless husband, ern , 11 Moulton St., Portland, 774-0444. The Ent.".'..-r who spends his free time lying In bed French rule. The girl and her mother Dec ,&.,9 Gorehounda, Happy The Clown and Sal mal 81 3 watching football, drinking beer and TUESDAY 12.19 spend most oftheir time with their black The La.t One. (rock) Geno's, 13 Sun-Tue at 7 smoking filterless cigarettes, Sally Field servants, until their isolation is dis­ That Hamillon Woman Brown St., Portland. 761 ·2506 Magazi_ (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 rupted by the intrusion of visitors - Dec 16- 19 gets to act the film's one dramatic Brok.n M.n (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Dan­ Moulton St. , Portland. 774-0444. Sun mal al3 moment, which comes about after grounded travelers, an ex-seminarian Sun-Tue at 9 forth St. , Portland. 774- 1441. Randy Judkins (mime/col]1edy) Little you've sobbing for 10 minutes or walking across Africa, and an English­ La L.ctrk. been Spilt 50 (rock) DI)' Dock, 84 Commercial Willies, 36 Market St., PorlJand. 773- Dec 20-24 so, and when it seems the movie Will man, who make.s a pass at the mothe,r. Wed-Sat at 7, 9 St., Portland. 774-3550. 4500. never end. The movie has its moments, Crimes and Misdeme.nors Maron Sat-Sun mal al 1 The Breakdown (rock) Moose Alley, R.ggae Jam with Active Culture Landau plays aprominentophthalmolo­ but it is too predictable. 46 Market St., Portland. 774-5246. (reggae) Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth St., gist who arranges the murder of his Cinema City That Hamilton Woman Laurence The Look (rock) Spirits at the Manor, Portland. 774-1441 . Wostbrook Plaza mistress (Angelica Huston), because Olivier and Vivien Leigh star in this 700 Main St. , S. Portland. 774-6151 LOO. KING 954-9116 1942 movie about a British am bassa­ he can't face actnitting his indiscre­ All times thfou~h Thursday; call ahead Rocka.auru. (rock) Spring Point Cafe, for Friday's changes dor's wife's affair with war hero Lord tions to his wife. Wooc1y Allen plays a St•• 1 Magnolia. CPC) 175 Pickett St., S. Portland. 767-4627. documentary film make r, who wants to 7,9, weekend mat " 3 Admiral Nelson . T erTY Ei.en Jazz Quintet (jazz/swing) WEDNESDAY 12.20 We also process and Look Who'. Talking IPG.t3) cheat on hi s wife and he doesn't care if War of th. Roses Kathleen Turner Holy Ghost, 29 Exchange SI., Portland. FOR 7, 9, weekend mats at I , 3 print all types of and Michael Douglas star in this movie M.gazi_ (rock) Old Port Tavern, J l his wife finds out. Allen takes infidelity All 000_ Go To H.aven IGI 773-0300. Moulton St. , Portland. 774-0444. 7:15,9:15, weekend mats at 1:15, ~: 1 5 about a married couple who seek help Roy Fraz_ Trio (jazz) Unle Willies, black & white film. and uses it as a sounding board for a TIw a ••rIPC) 36 Coon Cat. (cowboy rock) Tree Cafe, 45 vari ety of points of views about ethics 7:15,9:15, weekend mals at 1:15,3:15 from a marriage counselor played by Market St. , Portland. 773-4500. And we can convert God IPC) Danny Devito, who also directed the Danforth St., Portland. 774-1441 . and, of course, plenty of apt one-liners. 7:15,9:15, weekend mats al 1:15, 3:1 5 Chri.tmas Cabaret Night Utile Wil­ to black & white from \ comedy. It's refreshing to see a movie by a lies, 36 Market St., Portland, 773-4500. your color originals, director who clearly knows what he's W.',. No Angels The bad boys of Portland Mu.eum of Art Hollywood, Robert De Niro and Sean SATURDAY 12.18 doing, Congress Square Dad Jack Lemmon plays a retired blue­ Manhanan Penn, team up in this movie about a directed by Woody Allen Broken M.n (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Dan­ collar worker, who is dominated by hi s Dec 14, 7 pm pair of ex-cons who disguise them­ forth St., Portland. 774-1441. UPCOMING wife (Olympia Dukakis). When his Wife selves as priests. Inspeclon (rock) Raoul's, 865 Forest The Walk... (rock/new folk) Dec 22, JUS I has a heart attack and is hospitalized, Evening Star The Wizard appears to be a feature­ Ave., Portland. 773-6886. length commercial for a new video toy Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth St., Portland. tJ his investment banker son (Ted Dan­ Schedule Subject to change Two Saint., Voodoo Doll. and Head 774-1441 . son) moves in with him. The paternal To ntine Mal , Brunswick Fred Savage of television's "The Cleaner (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown St. , relationship saga continues until Dan­ 729·5486 Wonder Years' plays a kid who wants Blue. W_k.nd Four unmentio~nable PORT GARDENS Th••• ar IPO) Portland. 761 -2506. great bands Dec 22-23 at Raoul' 865 cec.21 &22 son's character is forced to reach oulto call tor times to help his little brother fulfill his dreams Wing and a Pray.r(rock) Old PortTav­ Kennebunkport PrancerCG) Forest Ave., Portland. 773-6886. his own teenage son . "Dad" is the first call for tlm&s of conquering the kingdom of video ern, 11 Moulton St., Portland. 774-0444. Fri. & Sat. Dec. 15-16 movie directed by Gary David Gold­ games. Spilt 50 (rock) Dry Dock, 84 Commercial ROSA'S POINT 08 berg, the creator of TV's ·Family Ties." Bowdoin College St., PortJand. 774-3550. Portsmouth, NH The Ent.rtal_r Laurence Olivier Brunswick Fri. & Sat. Dec. 22-23 plays a failed vaudeville comedian in Italian Film Serle. 54 YORK ST. this movie directed by Tony Richardson Smith Auditorium, SUls Hall Ceravamo tal'llo amatl (1.74) 761-5861 (·The Border· and "Tom Jones"). Ac­ directed by E. Scola conlin lad on Pf e16 DON'T GET MAD••• GET UPSET! cording .to Pauline Kael, this is "Ol­ Dec 1.{, 7 pm Plenty of trouble-free parking! • Open Sundays ivier's greatest contemporary role." 1 6 Casco Bay Weekly December 14,1989 17 B.y Chunber Conc.rts (classical/ Dean Vel.ntps C.II.ry, 60 Hamp­ Sawyer St... t C.II.ry, 131 Sawyer continued from page 15 jazz) Music by Bach, Chopin, Debussy shire St., Portland. Six contemporary St., S. Portland. Changing exhibits of and a host of jazz favorites performed Spanish painters: Antoni MarIn, Ter­ works in clay of Marian Baker, Nancy by pianist Leonard Hokanson, clarinet­ esaPicazo, DavidSanmiguel, Joei Mar­ Caroll, Lynn Duryea, Abby Huntoon ist Billy Novack and guitarist Guy Van torell, Udia Porcar and Taru through and Nancy Nevergole through Dec 31. Port CHRISTMAS Jan 7. Hours: Thu 5-9 pm, Sat-Sun 1- Hours: Sat 12-5 pm and by appoint­ Duser Dec 21 -22, 7:30 pm in the Rock­ port Opera House. Tickets are $8 for 5 pm and by appointment. 772-2042. ment 767-7113. 1.. , SPECIALTIES Candl.lightGALA Carol Par.de, hosted Ev.ns C.II.ry, 7 Pleasant St., Port­ adults, $4 for students. For more infor­ Ghost B al\!~~~~~~ mation, call 236-2823. by I.P.E. and WMGX, takes place Dec land. Color photograph s from the docu­ Order ahead for office parties 15, 5 pm beginning at the Sonesta mentary project, Farm Security Ad­ and your home entertaining! Hotel. The public IS invited to parade ministration, which documents the House CON down Congress Street to Monument federal assistance programs to impov­ Great American Jazz Square until 6:30 pm . For more infor­ erished farm families ravaged by the mation, call 772-6828. Depression. Photos by Jack Delano, Casco Bay Blcycl. Club monthly Russell Lee, Marion Post Wolcott and meeting Dec 19, 7 pm at the Public John Vachon are on exhibit through Safety Building, Middle St., Portland. Dec 30. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-6 pm, CERTS Bring your holiday favorite food. For Sat 11-5 pm . 879-0042. more information, call 774-1118. C.II.ry 127, 127 Middle St., Portland. FJ.xc.r. R.union Christm.s Group show features Eric Green, Alex THURSDAY 12.14 Party Potluck supper, entertainment Gnidziejko, Graydon Mayer, John Swan and activities Dec 20, 5:30-8 pm at and Gina Werfel through Dec 23. Hours: M.glc of Chrlstnuos Portland Sym­ Westbrook Community Hospital Solar­ Tue-Fri 12-5 pm , Sat 12-4. 773-3317. phony Orchestra, tenor John Walker, ium, 40 Park Rd., Westbrook. For more Creenhut G.II.ri.s, 146 Middle St., Boy Singers of Maine and the Magic of information, call 854-8464. Portland. Original artwork by local art­ Fancy Cakes. Pies. Seasonal Cotteec:ak(~ s Christmas Chorus perform Christmas ists: Anne Gresinger, Connie Hayes, OFF THE programs through Dec 17 at Portland Bill Irvine, Jane Dahmen, Chris Nielsen; 2 CONVENIENT IN TOWN LOCATIONS City Hall Auditorium. Performances are also artwork by nationally known art­ Dec 14-15 at 8 pm and Dec 16-17 at ON ists Collette, McKnight, Alman and 434 Fore St. 773-2217 ~ St. John st. 773-5466 2:30 and 8 pm . Tickets are $22, $20, Jerenko through Dec 31 . Hours: Mon­ $15 and $9. Tickets may be purchased Sat 10:30 arn-5:3O pm , Sun 11 am-5 PLACE YOUR ORDER BY WEDNESDAY DEC. Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm at 30 Myrtle St., pm. 772-2693. 20 ! Portland or by phone at 773-8191 . Creen Mountain Coff.. Rosster, C.rri.gesCLOCK .nd Cutt.... Horace K. IPE Holiday C.roling (carols) Sing­ Temple St. , Portland. Painting and Sowles, Jr. will discuss the lively past ers from Lyseth School sing 7-8 pm STAGE drawings by Wes Frese through Dec of his antique carriages and sleighs outside The Sonesta, High St., Port­ Accid.ntal De.th of an An.rchist 19. 773-4475. that are currently on display the mu­ land. For more information, call 772- Portland Stage Company's production Hitchcock Art De.I.... , 602 Con­ seum Dec 14, 5:15 pm at the Portland 6828 of Dario Fo's faroe about policecorrup­ gress St. , Suite 204, Portland. Paint­ Museum ofArt , Congress Square, Port­ MoU.y Cru. (heavy metal) 7:30 pm, tion continues through Dec 17. Per­ ings by Michael Willis, sculptures by land. Free and open to the public. For Cumberland County Civic Center, formances are Tue-Thu at 7:30 pm , Fri Charlene Barton and Pat Plourde, oil more information, call 775-6148. Portland. Tickets are $17.50 in ad­ .at 8 pm , Sat at 5 and 9 pm, and Sun at pastels by Paul Plante, art work by vance and $18.50 day of the show, 2 pm . For ticket information, call 774- THE Ellen Gutekunst and photography by G6T' FR£C available at the Civic Center box OHlce, 0465 ON J.P. Marrillthrough Dec 15. Hours: Thu Ticketron outlets or by calling 800-383- Working Musical adapted from the book 6:30-9:30, Sat-Sun 1 :3(}-5 pm . 774- fREE · 8080. by Studs Terkel through Dec 17 at Mad 8919. MOVI& K£f{TAL Horse Theater, 955 Forest Ave, Port­ London's CI.ss Studio, 142 High land. Performances are Thu-Sat at 8 St., Portland. Holiday showcase 01 WITH eACH SATURDAY 12.18 pm , Sun at 7. Tickets are $10-$14 For uniquely crafted stained glass crea­ -'5- more information, call 797-3336 WALL tions through Dec 22. Hours: Daily 10 MUSIO PURCHASe.l C.sU.b.y (Celtic folk music) 8 pm , Lu­ Fondl. the Haddock Original two­ am-5 pm . 774-2174. MOVIS! ther Bonney Auditorium, USM Port­ act play written by Dr Jones and fea ­ OPENING M.ln. Pott .... Mark.t, 376 Fore land Tickets are $6 in advance, $8 at turing Jones' creations Nigel and St., Portland. Special holiday exhibit by the door (kids half price). Tickets avail­ Lawrence the Swine Dec 17-20at7 pm USM Art C.II.ry, Gorham. USM gallery artists through Dec 30. Hours: able at Amadeus Music, Buckdanoer's at the Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth St , Faculty Art Show through Dec 14 Mon-Sat 9 am -9 pm, Sun 10 am -6 pm. Portland. Tickets are $5. For more in­ Choioe and Gallery Music. For more Closing reception Dec 14 , 4 pm 780- 774-1633. TheSENSE Sam. Old Words: The Living Give an original gift for Christmas information, call the Portland Folk Club formation, call 772-6469 or 774-1441 5409. Nancy M.rgolls C.llery, 367 Fore Solstice C.I.br.tlon Revelry and Constitution Today The final dis­ at 773-9549. Icon Contempor.ry Art, 19 Mason St. , Portland. Recent work by new cussion of the series on the Constitution IPE Holiday Caroling (carols) Sing­ tomfoolery set in Victorian England to St. , Brunswick. Exhibit features works gallery artists through Dec: Daniel Hale, benefit Bath Children'S Home Dec 15- held Dec 14, 12:1(}-12:5O pm at the ers from King Middle School sing 2-3 by Veronica Benning, Tom Chapin Ed furniture; Damel Salisbury, fiber; Char­ Portland Public Library, Monument pm In the Old Port Exchange, Portland 17 at Bath's City Hall Auditorium. Tick­ Douglas, Robert Hamilton, Seaver les Schwarz, metal; Eleanor McKay, ets are $10, and $5 for children under Square. Assistant Attorney General For more information, call 772-6828. Leslie, Dean Richardson and Monte metal; Paula Garrett, jewelry; Yoko HI­ James A. McKenna will moeerate the 12, available at Buckdancer's Choioe Smith through Jan 19. Grand opening rosawa, glass; Claudia Hollister, clay ; In Portland, Macbean's Music In Brun­ discussion about contemporary Con ­ Dec 16, 2-6 pm. Hours: Mon-Fn 10 am- Tory Hughes, jewelry; Francine Patti, stitutional issues and the challenges to swick and The Granery In Bath. For fiber; Suzanne Bucher, jewelry. Hours : 5 pm, or by appointment. 442-8128 the Supreme Court's traditional role In SUNDAY 12.17 more information call 443-9603 AREA C.II.ry, USM Portland Cam­ Mon-Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 11 am-6 interpreting them. Reading selections The Christmas St.r Southworth pm. 775-3822. USM Child.. n'. Choir (Christmas) 2 pus Center. "The Southwest Three for the program are available at the Planetarium's annual Christmas show Westbrook pm, Corthell Concert, USM Gorham. Views," features the silver print pho­ P.yson C.II.ry of Art, library. For mora information, call 871 - oHers seasonal mUSIC, speelal all-sky College, 716 Stevens Ave., Portland. Free and open to the public. For more tography of Jane Gilbert, as well as Pat 1700 ext. 758. eHects and identification of winter con­ Hardy's and Gena Werfel's interpreta­ "Laurence Gartal: Nuvo Japonica," an information, call 78(}-5256. stellations. Show schedule IS Fri-Sun Amn.sty Int.rnatlon.1 Monthly IPE Holiday Caroling (carols) Sing­ tions of this region in their paintings exhibit of works that combine drawing, meeting Dec 14, 7 pm at Wooefords at 7 pm throughout December. Admis­ computer imaging, and photographs ATIENTION ALL PARENTS! ers from Casco Bay chapter of Sweet Dec 17-Feb 2. Opening reception Dec Congregational Church, 202 sion IS $3 for adults, $2 for children through Dec 17. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am- Adelines sing 2-3 pm outside Benoits, 17, 3-5 pm. Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-9 Woodfords St, Portland. For more in ­ ATIENTION ALL CHILDREN! Children under 5 are not admitted. pm, Sun 12-5 pm. 780-4090. 4 pm (Thu until 9), Sat-Sun 1-5 pm . Congress St. , Portland. For more infor­ (Laser light shows continue at 8:30 pm formation , call Jeff Spnng at 874-2351 In Concert. Friday, Dec. 15th HOW TO BE A Co.st.1 Works Exhibit of watercolors 797-9546. or 871 -7437. mation, call 772-6828. through Dec). For more Information, and paintings by Suzanne Bourassa Portl.nd School of Art, 6t9 Con­ & POSITIVE "I CAN "PERSON call 780-4249. Civil Rights: Gun Control the Dec 19-Jan 28. Opening reoeption Dec gress St. , Portland. The Baxter Gal­ Constitution Debate with Michael THE DIRlY DOZEN Check the following Cable TV listings P.klng Acrobets Show sponsored 20, 6 :3(}-9 pm at Coastal Computer lery· 'Faculty Show· through Dec 22 . for a quality program on by the Portland Concert ASSOCIation Chitwooe, Portland Chief of Police, and MONDAY 12.18 Center, 487 Forest Ave., Portland. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am -5 pm (Thu until Steve Duren, Sportsman's Alliance of Drug EducatIOn for both has been cancelled. The show was 7), Sun 11 arn-4 pm The Photo Gal­ Maine Dec 14, 7 pm at the Swedenbor­ parents and children. R.f1ections of Christ..,.. (carols, scheduled Mar 1 at 4 and 8 pm In Its BRASS BAND_ Give a portrait with soul lery: 'Zeitraum : Timeperiod" through gian Church, 302 Stevens Ave., Port­ classical, poetry) David Goulet per­ plaoewill be performances by the Soviet TOWNS CHANNEL: DATE & Dec 22. Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-9:3O land. For more information, call 772- forms a Christmas program at 7:30 pm Acrobatic Revue. People holding tick­ Westbrook, Gorham, TIME: AROUND TOWN pm, Fri 8 am-5 pm and Sun 11 am-4 8277. for your photographic portrait by Tonee Harbert at the Immanual Baptist Church, 156 ets for the Peking Acrobats may use pm. 775-3052. FEATURING: Cumberland, Portland Museum of Art Seven Con­ Portl.nd Sufi Order Free public Yarmouth , call 774-0666 High St. , Portland. Tickets are $7.50 , them for the Acrobatic Revue , people Portl.nd School of Art, 97 Spring 37 Sunday gress Square, Portland. Hours : Tue­ classes are offered on Sundays, 6 :3(}- 2 Trumpets North Yarmouth, and $6 for seniors. For more informa­ wishing to exchange their tickets for St. , Portland. Exhibit of paintings from Dec. 10 Sat, 1(}-5 ; Sun, 12-5; Free on Thursday 8 pm at 232 St. John St., Portland (use 1 Tenor Sax Gray, tion, call 773-1121 . another PCA show or a refund must do Portland's Soviet sister city - City of 4:30 p.m . evenings, 5-9. Carriages and Cutters, back door of the building). "Discover­ New Gloucester Sc.rborough High . Christm.s so by Dec t 8. For more information, Archangels through Dec 27. Interested 1 Soprano Sax collection of carriages and sleighs ing Our Purpose' (Mufti) is the topic Conc.rt (Christmas) 7:30 pm a' the call 772-8630. people should call ahead to confirm the Thursday (through Dec 26); Traditions In Ameri­ Dec 17. 1 Baritone Sax Portland Scarborough High School Gym. availability of the show since it is lo­ 39 Dec. 21 can Lanoscape (wough Mar 11 ); Amn.sty Lett.rwrlting In the 1 Trombone 7:00 p.m . Miniature Inkwells (through Feb 12) cated In the college's conferenoe room . Moming Dec 20, 9:30 am . For more 775-3052. 1 Sousaphone Portland, 775-6148. information, call Cecile at 797-4361 South Portland, Abecus C.II.ry, 44 Exchange St., Stein C.II.ry Contempor.ry Agnes Bushell will read from her new Snare Drum TUESDAY 12.19 CI ..s , 20 Milk St. , Portland. Glass Falmouth, Friday Portland. Lee Marraccini Stacked Rings novel "Local Dieties," which captures Bass Drum Cape Elizabeth, artwork by Robert Willson through Feb 37 Jan. 5 The King's Sing.... (vocal ensemble) on exhibit through Jan t5. Hours: Mon­ the drama and passion of the politically Scarborough 9;30 p.m . Restaurant and Tavern Performance includes "Songs From Wed 10 am-6 pm , Thu-Sat at 10 am-9 28. Mon-Fri 11 am-6 pm , Sat 11 am- charged '60s and '70s Dec 21 , 7 pm at Catalonia,"A Utile Christmas Music," pm . 772-4880. 5:30 pm, Sun 1-4 pm. 772-9072. Raft/es Cafe Bookstore, 555 Congress After viewing this program, you too will be a Paul Patterson's "Time Piece," Saint­ AII.n Scott Books, 89 Exchange St, St. , Portland. Free and open to the 1989 W.C.Handy positive "I CAN " person . Your comments are Saens "Seranade d'Hiver" and their Portland. Drawings by Charles H. public. For more information, call 761- Award Winner - Best Jazz Album welcome . Th is program sponsored by • THE BEST FOOD ON THE WATERFRONT! • 'Arrangements in Close Harmony: Woodbury, 1915-1917 through Jan 6. 3930. Anheuser-Busch Consumer Awareness and OUT OF TOWN Education Division and presented by National :- Showtime IS 7:30 pm at Portland City Hours: Mon-Sat 11 am-6 pm. 774-2190. J.p.n Americ. Socl.ty of M.ine #1 Album on jazz charts Luncheon Specials Every DayJ Distributors, Inc., So . Portland , Maine Hall Auditorium , Portland . Tickets are Th. Art C.llery .t Six De.ring, B.t.s College Mus.wn of Art "Italy: offers five classes in Japanese lan­ for over 2 months - "Voodoo" Warm up with our homemade soups 8t. $25-$9 For more information, call 772- Portland. 'Spint of Christmas," an exhi­ One Hundred Years of Photography· guage beginning Jan 8 at the Society's 8630. bition of paintings by Betty Lou through Mar 9 at the Olin Arts Center, offices, One Bank Rd., Portland. A bro­ DON'T MISS TIllS MUSICAL EVENT! TheDANCE Nutcreck.r ClaSSical perform Schlemm through Dec . Hours Tue­ Bates College, Lewiston. Hours: Tue­ chure with information about schedule ance of Tchaikovsky 's ballet through Sat 11 am-5 pm dunng the first two Sat 10 qm-4 pm ; Sun 1-5 pm. Closed and costs is available by calling 774- Community Dec 17 at City Theater 205 Main St , weeks of the month : by appointment Dec 21 -Jan 1. 786-6158. 4014. UPCOMING Biddeford. Performanoes are Fri at 8 thereafter. 772-9605. The C.ldb.ck G.II.ry, 12 Elm St., Men's Journal Workshop with Alfred Cable Network Organ Conc.rt (classicaVChristmas) pm, Sat-Sun at 2. Tickets are $ t o adults, Barridoff G.II.ri.s, 26 Free St. , Port­ Rockland. TheArtofG.A. Curtis through DePew, for beginners and those who week of 12/14/89 Douglas Rafter, former municipal or­ $9 for students and seniors. For more land. Selected new work by gallery Dec 29. Hours: Tue-Sat 11 am-6 pm , would like to deepen and expand their Sun 1-5 pm . 594-5935. journals Every other Mon, 7-9 pm, Fri. & Sat. ganist for Portland, performs works by information, call 282-0849. artists through Dec 31. 772-5011 USM Close Ups: Dec. 15-16 Bach and Guilmant Dec 21,7:30 pm in D.nclng From Th. He.rt Spanda Bayview Gallery, 75 Market St, Port­ Chrlstln.'s C.II.ry, 24 US Rt. 1, beginning Jan 8. Six sessions. $100. Portland City Hall Auditorium Free and Dance Company presents a danoe land. Recent photographs by Neal Yarmouth. Impressionistic landscapes To register, call 775-3708. Laura Kargul, pianist (1/2 hr.) open to the public, but donations for program featuring a paroey of 'The Parent and watercolors by Carol Se­ and still lives by Evelyn Winter Po­ Conwnunity L•• de ... hip Instltut. Theater Thoughts: Fnends of the Kotzschmar Organ will Nutcracker," exoerpts from Bach's bold through Dec 30. Parent will be gorzelski through Dec. Hours: Mon­ USM's Department of Community be accepted. "Magnificat," mime pieces by James signing hiS newly published book on Sat 10 am-6 pm , Thu until 8 pm 846- Programs is currently taking applica­ ACCidental Death of an Anarchist Portl.nd Symphony Orchestr.'s Joseph Ti bbets, and several solos by Dec 16, 2-4 pm . 773-3007 6128. tions for the January 1990 program. (1/2 hr.) Pi.no Competition First-prize win­ company director Selbe Beebe, blend­ C.f. Alw.ys, 47 Middle St, Portland. Elem.nts C.II.ry, 56 Maine St., Port­ The four-month program is for people ner will receive $2,500 and a contract ing ballet, moeern and jazz styles. Per­ Wild portraits, formal Maine landscapes land. "Folk Inspirations: Celebrating who are or want to be actively involved Health Views: for a performanoe With the PSO during formanoes are through Dec 17, Fn-Sat and recent fi nger paintings by Nancy Traditions," group show of humorous in boards, committees, commissions Health and the Law: What's the at 8 pm , Sun at 2 pm at the School­ Jacobs throug Dec 18 774-9399. subjects by Maine artists and and other community organizations. the 90-91 season. Contestants in the Connection? (1 hr.) competition must be between the ages house Arts Center, Rts 114 and 35 in Congress SqWl,. C.II.ry, 594 Con­ craftspeople through Jan 5. Hours: Tue­ The cost is $450; scholarships are 20 and 28 as of March 17, 1990 and Sebago Lake Village Admission IS $5 gress SI. , Portfand Works by gallery Sat 10 am -6 pm , Sun 2-5 pm . 729- available. For more information, call Ireland Today: HAPPY HOUR 1108. must submit an application by Jan 22. for adults, $2.50 for seniors and ch il­ artists through Dec: Oils by George 874-6500. Stephen Concannon - Memo ries of Preliminary auditions will be held on dren under 12. For more Information, Van Hook, Theophil Groell, turpentine Maine Audubon Society, 118 US Rt Southworth PI.net.rium Astron­ an I rish Immigrant hr.) 4-6 MON.-FRI March 17 and finals, which are open to call 642-3743 wash by Michael H Lewis, watercolors One, Falmouth. Exhibit of handwoven omy Shows Fri -Sun at 7 pm; Laser (1 on the waterfront the PUbliC, will be held on March 18 For C.sco B.y Mov .... School Studio by Alan Sanborn, oils pastels by Meg tapestries, clothing, blankets and pil ­ Shows Fri-Sun at 8:30 pm. Admission in the Old Port more Information , contact Roberta Show Jazz dance students present Brown Payson, pastel by Henry Isaacs, lows by Nancy Wines-Dewan of Yar­ is $3 for adults, $2 for students and Programs premiere Fri. 7-1 Opm , Zimmerman, director of education for two studio shows Dec 17, 1 and 3:30 woodcuts by Sin Beckman. 774-3369. mouth through Dec. Hours: Mon-Sat 9 children (no children under 5). Wednes­ and are repeated Sat. - Mon. 84 Commercial Street the PSO, 30 MyrtieSt Portland, 041 01 , pm, at Luther Bonney Auditorium , USM Danforth St... t G.II.ry, 34 Dan­ am -5 pm , Sun 12-5 pm. 781 -2330. day afternoon program for students of 1-4 & 7-10pm and Tues., Wed ., 773-8191 . Portland. Tickets are available for $3 at forth St, Portland. Benefit exhibit: all ages, 3:30-5:30 pm, $2. For more in­ & Thurs. 9am-noon. iiii::~~iiiiii~~p~or~tI~and, ME· 774-3550 the studio, 341 Cumberland Ave., Works on paper by Salazar through formation , call 780-4249. Portland. For more Information , call Dec 23. Hours Tue-Sat 11 -5 pm . 775- Cable Channel 37 in Portland, So. Port­ 871 -1013. 6245. continued on page 20 land, Cape Elizabeth , Falmouth, &Scar­ Ticket Info, 773-6886 • Entertainment Hotline 775-2494 borough. Channel varies in Gorham. - 1 • Usco Bay Wetkly WWF W ....tllng Dec 17, 7:30 pm, D",,,mbu 14, 1989 1. continued from page 17 Cumberland County Civic Center. Portland. Tickets are $15, $12 and $9, available at the Civic Center box office, Ticketron outlets or by calling 800-383- 8080. Portland Recreation'. Winter Pool Hours continue through March. Reiche Pool (874-8874): Adult Swims FOR M W F, 7-8 am; T Th Sa. 12-1 pm; M­ F, 4-6; Open Swims T Th, 3-4:30; Th , a·o 6:30-8 pm. Sa, 1-2:30 pm. Riverton Pool (874-8456) : Adult Swims M-F, by Leslie Morison , . 12:15-1 :15pm;Sa, 12-1 pm ; MWF,6- GIVE AGIFT . 7:30; Open Swims M W, 7:30-9 pm , KIDS Sa, 1-3 pm . Under The Magic Tree Heart of Falmouth Community Programs Gold Vaudeville Company will perform Open Gym Hours : Open Gym for people a holiday show using stilt-walking, pup· in grades 6-12 Saturdays through Dec T 'SOFF petry, and music Dec 16, 10:30 am·12 9,1-3pmatthehighschoolgym; Open Local gal/ery participates in exchange with Barcelona . noon at the Portland Museum of Art, Gym for adults Sundays, through Dec Congress Square. Portland. Following 17, 6-8 pm al the high school gym ; Co­ the performance. members of the Ed Volleyball Tuesdays through Dec company will lead a workshop in crea­ 19, 7-9 pm at the middle school gym Contemporary Spanish art tive movement in the exhibitions galler­ ($1 forresidents, $2 for non-residents); THE WALL. ies. Recommended for children over 5 Aerobics Tue and Thu. 6:15-7:15 pm , Dean Velentgas admits he knows little about sively from their experience in Boston. and parents. Free with museum ad· Sat al 8:30-9:30 am. Formoreinforma­ "art,"but know what he likes. His sympathy and Antonio Marin is the eldest of the three and an mission. For more information, call 775· tion, call 781-5255. love of the artist is great. And he is passionate antique dealer by trade. His works are distinct Indonesian Art 6148. about showing Maine artists in his gallery. Cur­ and primarily mixed media and collage. While at & Jewelry Child,.n'. Holiday Workshop An· Open every day Art for the holidays. gels, Santas. stars, decorative wrap· rently, however, he is taking a departure and the college, he found several discarded objects in ping paper, and holiday cards are exhibiting the work of six contemporary artists the basement of one of MCA's buildings. In 372 Fore Street. Old Port· They'll be crazy about it. among the things children will make at 773-6884 holiday workshops at the Portland from Barcelona, Spain, through Jan. 7. "Prometeos Encarcelados" the artist has put two Museum of Art Dec 16. 2-4 pm. Cost of !t is an exciting show in terms of bringing refrigerator shelves to good use. Fronting two the workshop is $5. For more informa­ contemporary art that has barely made it out of largeidentical xeroxed heads of a man, set against tion or to register, call 775-6148. Chlld,.n's Art Day Children are in­ Spain, to the United States and to Maine. But, a dark background, enlightened toward the top vited to come draw, paint and create for equally interesting is the story behind the pieces. by a lighter blue and on top by a silver layer an afternoon Dec 17, 12-4 pm at Christine's Gallery, 24 US Rt 1, Yar­ The show came to the attention of Velentgas dripping down. The painting tells the story of the mouth. Supplies and snack will be via good friend Dean Nimmer, chair of the De­ Greek myth of Prometheus. The work is full of provided. The children's work will be partment of Painting and Printmaking at Massa­ emotion and terrorasdisplayed through the eyes on display at the gallery during Janu­ ary. Admission is free but space is chusetts College of Art. Nimmer had been back of the character in the imagery. limited. For more information, call 846- OUT and forth to Barcelona several times over the past Working in an utterly different vein, the work Gift certificates available. 6128. few years. and while there he was introduced to of Theresa Picaw is very delicate and feminine. Original Art • Custom Framing· Art Consulting· Posters Troubadour Robb Goldstein uses several artists. Working alongside several of the Using soft colors, pinks and light greens, she antique musical instruments to explore berry Street the history and diversity of holiday tra­ artists for a time in a studio next to the Picasso exerts freedom and control with her surreal, ditions through a prog ram of music museum, Nimmer devel- abstract imagery. Her Holiday Specialties specially designed for children ages 8- SIDE 12. Program is free with museum ad­ Casco Bay Bicycle Club Full Moon oped the idea of an ex- r------..,. gesrural,graffiti-likeim- for you and yours! mission, but pre-registration is required. Ice-Skating Dec 15, 7:30 pm al Scar­ change program with ages, activate the surface For more information, call 775-<5148 . borough Beach State Park. For ice MCA. of the paper. The long Free Gift Wrapping 146 Middle Street. Portland. Maine 04101/(207) 772·2693 New Year's Eve Slumber Party concitions, call 774-1118. Outdoor 47 India Street Portland ME 04101 (207) 775-5011 The Portland YMCA is offering a slum­ Skating at Porter's Landing in S. Free­ Much attention has been tubes and penetrating ber party for kids Kindergarten through port Dec 16, 10 am. For more informa­ called to the art of Spain sharp, angular shapes grade 6. The slumber party is Dec 31 ; tion. call Charlie laFlamme at 865· lately, considering the na- that appear in her three drop-off time is 7 pm Cost is $16, 3636. which includes breakfast and a snack Maine Outdoor Adventure Club tional exhibitions of Ve- pieces, "Boston Series" For more information, call Conrad or Skiing at Sunday River Dec 17. Meet at lazquez, Goya, and Picasso. numbers 1,2 and 3, serve Jackie at 874-1111 . Back Cove Shop 'n Save at 7 am The spotlight is currently as architectural meta- Give the gift of Awareness ... Annual Toy Drive at the Children's sharp. For more information, call 772- Museum, 746 Stevens Ave., Portland. 9831. on the contemporary art phors for feminine sexu- COMPUTER Toys are being collected to donate to ADK.AMCWlnter Mountaineering scene of Barcelona. It is a1ity. Her work is the Solid Wood CENTER $315 children in need at the museum. For SchoolSnowshoeing, crampon travel, "alive and interesting," says most abstract, but easy more information, call 797-KITE . ice axe use, day trips, backpacking, Stories for Kids Portland Public li­ camping and leadership training Dec Nimmer of the burgeoning and beautiful to look Furniture CascoBov brary (871 - 1700): Mon , Wed and Fri, 26-Jan 1 Three sections will be of- ' city. "It may be looking a admire. ; A year long. mailed subscription to "\I\I'EEKLY costs just $36 . 10:30 am ; Riverton Branch Library fered with bases in either the White little like New York," but Although David Made In 0 A tasteful card announcing your gift w ill be sent to those you wish to be (797-2915) : Fri, 10:30 am ; Peaks Is­ Mountains or the Adirondack Moun­ he believes the artists are Saruniguel's pieces are 0 informed. get involved and stay amused. Cali Robin at 775-6601. MCNISA. land Branch (766-5540): Wed, 10 :15 tains. For more information , send a I-- am, South Portland Public Library (799- SASE with three first-class stamps to not influenced by New very beautiful and ex- Maine 9 0 2204): Fri, 10:15 and 11 :15 am (3-5 Winter School AMC , 5 Joy St. , Boston, York art. The artists, in fact, plicit, I don't get the >--- MA021080r ADK, 172 Glen St. , Glens year olds) ; Scarborough Public library are defensive about not sense that this is his fin- 9 FaDEN RD . OPEN DAILY (883-4723 ): Wed, 10 :30 am and 1 pm Falls, NY 12801 . so . PORTLAND' 775 -4312 THURSDAYS 'TIL 8 (3-5 year aids) and Tue, 6:30 pm (4-5 Outdoor Trip Hotline Lalest bicy­ looking at American art for est work. His pieces, ACROSS FROM UPS SUNDAY 12 - 4 GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. year olds) ; Prince Memorial Library, cling, hiking. camping. canoeing and influence. done in charcoal and Cumberland (829-3180): Wed, 10 :30 other trips sponsoned by the Casco am (2-3 year olds) ; Thu, 10:30 am (3- Bay Bicycle Club and the Maine Out­ This past fall nine artists acrylic paint, are sketch- 5 year olds). door Adventure ClUb . Call 774-1118. whom Nimmer had like. They are literal and Flicks for Kids Portland Public li­ worked with while in Spain emotional. The artist has .I brary (871-1700): Sat, 10:30 am and showed at the North GaI- Antonio Marin's a clear interest in every- • Jewelry Tue at 3:30 pm. Riverton Branch (797- 2915): Thu-Fri. 3:30 pm ; Peaks Island lery of Massachusetts Col- "Prometeos Encarelados" day ' imagery, • Jewelry Boxes Branch (766-5540) : Tue, 3:15 pm ; lege of Art,and three of the and"Outbound," de- Natural Foods Market South Portland Public Library (799- 2204): Fri , 3:30-4:30 pm. artists stayed on as artists-in-residence for a picts a driver on the subway system in Boston, • L8J4ps month. with his clever hat. The word "Longwood" is Unique • Kaleidoscopes Velentgaschose to show only six oftheartists stretched across the scene - the subway stop Stocking as well asonIy selections of their work because of directly across from the artist's studio. Here Stuffers • Hand Blown Glass the space limitations of his gallery. Sanmiguel has also applied an element such as • Clocks Some of the works in the show appear quite tape and removed it to create a tom effect in the Mon. 9:30-5 austere. But the pieces are very diverse and there piece. Tues.-Fri. 9:30-8. Sat. 9-6 • Kate Libby Calendars is an obvious lust for creation. The most exciting of the pieces by Sanmiguel ~~w ______~~ In the back room of the gallery hangs a large is "Lucas," a highly emotional piece, evoking 537 Shore Road' Cape Elizabeth· 767-2803 • Windchimes piece entitled "WaIl," done cooperatively by Lidia loneliness. It depicts a man sitting on a bed American Crafts • Gifts! Gifts! Gifts! WELL Porcar and Jordi Martorel\. This work appears staring out of a window. His reflection can be like "'60s poster art," and even Warholesque. !tis seen behind him. 44 Exchange St.. Portland, ME 04101 contri ved of panels, like shades of contact paper The works in this show are an excellent cross­ 772-4880 stuck to the wall of the gallery. In varying pri­ section of what is happening in the contempo­ GIFTS. GIFTS. GIITS • GIITS • GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIITS • GIFTS. mary colors, several of the sections depict ei ther rary art world of Barcelona today. The pieces by SPORT NESS brick or a close-up of windows in a high rise wi th Marin and Tatu are hard, political, statement­ Winter Ski Programs offered by Toys For Tots New toy in exchange the shades half pulled. Other panels appear like making pieces, while the works of Picazo and Portland Rec: Freestyle ski lessons for a free complete neurological exam abstract photographs taken witha telephoto lens Sanmiguel are more emotional portraits of the (ages 12-18) and snow board lessons and consultation now through Christ­ (ages 7-18) Saturdays, Jan 6-Mar 3,9 mas at the offices of Dr. Bruce Abel­ - of the Rolling Stones, and especially Mick human condition. am-2 pm al Shawnee Peak . Both pro ­ son , chiropractor, 76 Main St.. Yar­ Jagger's mouth. Not recent enough to be making Velentgassays the work is "a little more punk­ gram s co st $198 for Portland residen Is , mouth For more informalion, call 846- a statement about the Berlin Wall, the work does ier than what is usually shown here." He seems including lesson, ski or board rental s, 6100. free-time on the slopes and transporta­ Health Screenings Health Promo­ seem to have some east-west connotations. uptightaboutnotshowingand supporting Maine ti on . Recreational ski programs include tion Program of Community Health Another artist, calling himself only Ta tu, makes artists a1lofthe time. Buthe is an enthusiastic and Monday Evening Skiing for adults at Services sponsors adull health screen­ overt statements about politics with his pieces. channing art entrepreneur. I find his interest in Shawnee Peak - ski any three Mon­ ing for diabetes, anemia, colorectal days for $30 ; Saturday morning skiing cancer and high blood pressure. Time "Stock des Camarades" depicts some of the the arts refreshing. for school-age kids in grade two through permitting , two or more tests per per­ world's more famous dictators-Mussolini, Mao Soon Nimmer and other artists, even Port­ high school Jan 6-Mar 3 - $168 includ­ son are available. Donation. Date, time and Stalin - in a long vertical line, interspersed land's own Larry Hayden, represented by the ing ski rental; Day Trip to Shawnee and locations are as follows : Dec 14 , Peak Jan 16 for people in grade two 10 am-noon at the Salvation Army. with panels that bear the title of the piece and the Dean Velentgas Gallery, will be travelling to through high school - $20 includes Cumberland Ave ., Por~and ; Dec 20, words "50% discount," which makes the state­ Spain to complete the exchange at the University transportation, rentals extra; Overnight 9:30-11 :30 am at the Community Build­ ment that communism is dead, and, therefore, of Barcelona. And eventually, under Nimmer's ski !rip to Shawnee Peak Feb 18-19 for ing in Windham ; Dec 27. 9:30-11 :30 people in grades four to six - $551$65, am at st. Anne's Church. Windham. dictators are available at bargain prices. auspices the exchange will become an annual including transportation, skiing, lodg­ For more information, call 775-7231 It is the three painters who worked in Boston thing. ing and two meals. For more informa­ ext. 551. whose work I find most visually pleasing and tion on any oftoose programs. call 87 4- exciting although it is less socially conscious. The 8793 or 874-8300 ext. 8791 . continued on page 20 work by these three - Marin, Picazo and Leslie Morison wanted to mDt>e her office to Barcelona, so Saruniguel - at the Velentgas gallery is exclu- that she, too, could be inspired Uy Picasso's spirit. D.",mber 14, 1989 2' 20 Casco 8ay Weekly Toys for Tots Century 21 Balfour's Smokers Anonymous Me.ting continued from page 18 four locations are drop off points for Mondays, 7-8:30 pm at the People's new, unwrapped toys for this year's Building, 155 Brackett St., Portland. index Toys for Tots campaign . The offices Sponsored by the Portland West Neigh­ animals home services are located at 192 State St., Portland; borhood Planning Council. For more antiques learning auctIOns legal services 295 Ocean House Rd., Cape Eliza­ information, call 775-0105. lost & found A.R.T.S. Anonymous (Artists Recov­ auditions beth ; 49 Main St. , Freeport; and 408 billboard musical instrument~ Main St., Saco. For more information, ering through the Twelve Steps) New biz services notices call 773-8224. group meets Mondays, 7 pm at the boats person to person OFF THE Reiche Community Center, Brackett body & soul recreation St., Portland. business opportun~ies lide board MADD W_kly Victim Support catering roommates Croup Survivors, their families and all child care stuff for sale whose lives have been changed dra­ dating services wanted employment wheels matically at the hands of a drunk driver entertainment for hire yard sale CLOCK may share the emotional aftermath of neamarkets real estate. for sale The Children's Theater of Maine such a crime with others of the same gigs real estate. for rent needs volunteers to help with construc­ experience. The group meets Thurs­ tion of puppets for the troupe's next days, 7 pm at the MADD office, 9 production ·The Velveteen Rabbit: Deering St. , Portland. For more infor­ deadline: noon Monday use coupon below or call Mark_ Kelleher at 775-6601 based on the story by Margery Wil­ mation, call 773-MADD. liams and directed by Alice Tweedy. Resolve Support network for infertile IZ services Volunteers are needed during the people sponsors workshops and sup­ roomma es '(')';9,11131 ~fjl it; ,ta ,1101 HELP port groups. For more information, call OIIE FBULE non-5lT1okelS wanted 2.f1llCES AYlUlLE in group IEWlY IEIOVATED one and two POIlU.. 2·BR apt, nice views HOUSElEEPIIUI I am a month of January; the production is WINCS Single Parent Support 10 1I0lSEILSE WAY to $500 a scheduled to open in early February. Group meets Thursdays, 7-9 pm at 774-4357 or 846-4379. to share cozy home. Minutes to home of recent graduates. $160 bedroom apls. from $400 per of the back cove, off-street day! Send $1 and SASE to LA hardworking person able to clean Portland Coalition for the Psy· Wiilard Beach, S Portland . per mo. plus cheap utils. Walking month, call the Portland parking , $395 plus security and weekly or bi-weekly. I also do This is a good opportunity for people the Community Center, South Port­ THE If:ST CHRISTMAS you can Associates, PO Box 1009, Fireplace, storage. large distance to Old Port. Call 772- Management Co. at 774-6363 references . Call 774-6986 services just by the job . I am who are artistic and good with their land Gardens, MacArthur Circle, S. chlatrically Labeled, a consumer wId, give your family is a new home. Brunsv.ick, ME, 040 11 run self-help group for persons with BR $260, plus third utilities. No 4583 APARTMEIT liEnAl TASTEFULLY IlEIOVAltD large thorough, reliable and have hands to leam more about puppetry . Portland. For more information, call When you make $500 deposit on A WOMllS TOUCII; Painting and ferrets or cats . Call 767-6334. SC_0II0 2-br townhouse, 1.5 Specialists! Apls, houses, condos . 3-BR first floor, off-street a reasonable rates . Good 92 Exchange Street For more information, contact Alice 772-2287. mental illness, holds peer support your new home between now and wallpapering. No job is too big or groups every Tuesday and Wednes­ OlE FEMAI.£ roommate non­ bath, WfW, WD hookup, storage, Many listings available. Owners parking with WID hookup. $600 references. Call Usa at 774-9338 Portland. Maine 04101 Tweedy after Dec. 16 at 879-8002. The Portland Coalition for the Christmas 1989 ShO"M:aSe Homes too small. Residential or smoker for sunny spacious 3-8R parking, very quiet, 5 miles from listings welcome, open 7 days. per mo plus utils . Sec. dep . and CLEAIIIIIIG SEIIYICE you can Phone 77-LOCOS American Cancer Society Cift Psychiatrically Labeled offers a day afternoon 1: 30-2:15. The groups v.ill match your deposit and issue commercial, excellent references . apt. HW Floors, waterviewfrom Portland, off Rt 1, $290 per mo. Gilman Sl 2-BR, clean, on buslioe, refs, no pets, West End, 52 trust. Regular basis or special Open 7 Days a week Wrap Volunteers are needed to wrap weekly writing circle for all interested take place at the Portland Coalition you a gift certificate for 1Ite total 10% discount with 1Itis ad . Call balcony, Eastern Prom . $200 per plus haH utils. 883-5870 some furnishings, $435 pius. 767- Spruce St, Portland . Call now, occasion, insured and bonded. Call gifts for this annual fundraiser to sup­ mental health consumers. The group offices at 142 High Street, Suite 501 , $1000 to put under your tree . 761-<1270. mon1lt includes heat Avail Jan 1. FAlMOUTH PIllE responsible 6106 or 775-2066. 879-7120 NeighboillOod Grime Watch, 797- port research, education and services meets every Friday at 1 pm and is Portland. For more information, call Tum your rent money into an SVMS PflDDUCTIOI and Editing RESPOIIS.LE roommate wanted professional female wanted to WESTIHOOK 2-BR carpeted, IIEwt Y RENOVATED chic and 3647 . to cancer patients. The Gift Wrap is working towards publishing a collec­ Cathie Long at 772-2208. investmeflt in a real home of your Services -Video portfolios, live to share 3-BR apt, large and share spacious house wi1lt ocean modem appliances, sunny and very cool, 2-BR, $550 plus, Merrill COM P U TE R Assistance : scheduled through Dec 23 at the Maine tion of poetry and prose called ·Hands Depressive and Manic Depres­ own for as little as $15 a day, performances, promo tapes . Call spacious, HW flrs, avail. through views, deck, backyard, much spacious, off-street parking, on St, Portland, call 773-3514 or spreadsheet, data base and design Mall. If you would like to volunteer, call of Love." The Coalition Office is lo­ sive Anonymous Support and infor­ anywhere in Maine. Model homes 775-0514, Port Star 12-15. Please call 87H537. storage and privacy. 781-<1931. bus line, $495 pius Utilities. Ready 774-6048 applications for small business; the American Cancer Society at 775- cated at 142 High St, Suite 501 , Port­ mation group meets Mondays, 7 pm at open at TUrner Plaza, Turner, At Productions, also offering editing FEMAI.£ IIOII·SMOKER, quiet, IIESPOIISRE yst fun-loving MIF now! Call 865-4616 LIVE AT 001, ocean view from develop report formats, set-up 5809 or 800-482-0113, or Maria land. For more information, call Cath­ Woodfords Congregational Church , 302, Naples. For more infonnation Internships Bellesteros at 761-1873 during the erine Sears at 772-2208. 202 Woodfords St. , Portland. For more chern-free, wanted to share oozy 2- non-smoker wanted to share I.IIOIIIUIII sunny, clean one and beautiful ' 2-BR apt. steps to COlLEGE STUDEIIT with truck customer lists, design logos and BA apt. w125 yr old on West 5t. spacious, sunny 3-BR off East two BR apts. Wall to wall beach, fully fumished, $430 inc. call toll-free 1-800-344-6552. marketing materials, call Tom at evenings. Credit Counseling Centers, Inc. information, call 774-HELP. Sho'M:aSe Homes Inc, Tumer, ME. available to do odd jobs and mcNing. New Year'slPortland Over 200 vol­ is a non-profit family financial counsel­ Young Fathers Program at the $287 per month plus utils and Prom, waterviews, $207 per plus carpeting, laundry, parking . all, avail . till June, no pets. Call Very handy and can fix most Computer Designs: 871-1430. unteers are being sought to help wel­ ing center. The counselors provide pro­ Portland YMCA, 70 Forest Ave., offers deposit. Heat and hot water inc. utils and deposit. 874-0503. Sorry, no pets. $450-495 per 775.()9()9 eves . anything. Excellent references, call QUALITY Home Improvement come in the last decade of the 20th fessional counseling to families need­ a support group for young fathers every Avail Jan. 2, 761-9547. YEGETAIIIII, tHEM-FREE mon1lt, 799-9265. lIiCE 3-811 widows walk, oil heat, musIc anytime, night or day, 774-2159, Kitchens, baths, floors, rools,win· century. Volunteers are needed for pro­ ing guidance in money management, Monday at 6 pm . Educational groups ...... aTE to shall! I1town house roommate to share large, spacious lICE remodeled 3-BR apt. Peaks Island. $500 plus, 766- leave message. dows, painting, wallpapering, tile, wi1lt professional "'-I. Your space: 2-BR apt. Parking, cats OK, avail. motion and production, hanging post­ in family budgeting, and in the wise use are held on the second Tuesday of Convenient location, $550 plus 4761 , ask for Glenn. NDUSECLEUIIG SERVICES ete. Quality work, reasonable rates ers, constructing stages and sell ing of credit. In cases where over exlen­ each month . For more Information , call Skylit third floor. Our space: Jan . 1, $200 plus, call David at utilities 772-7080 Just this week or long term, treal and immedially available Call today tickets. Volunteers eam free admis­ slon of indebtedness is the major prob­ Betsy at 874-1111 ext. 221 Large House with lauodry, parkilg, 761-1)362. MERRY CIIIISTMlS! Give a gift yourself! Call Candice at 688- for a free estimate. 854-3163. many amenities. Non-smoker HOUSEMATE wanted Jan. 1 to of intro. piano lessons for one PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHEII sion to all New Year's/Portiand events lem , the agency will attempt to work out Transupport is a non-profit, non-se x­ for rent. office 2218. Please leave message ~ I'm share roomy 4-BR in N. Deering specializing in uniquely personalized in exchange for four hours of service. a proper program of orderly debt re­ ual, social and educational peer sup­ oreferred. $300 piuss. Call David mon1It. WI come to slJdent; home. notin. For more information, call Maine Arts payment. In so doing, the agency rec­ port group for transse xuals , 773-9733. with 3 others. Seeking ~...... """... Basic fee $50. Call Sandy at 772- FIIISM CARPENTRY and session work. Individual or group. II(SPOIISIIlE roomate wanted cooperative, intelligent, sincere at 772-9012. ognizes both the needs of the family crossdressers, their families, friends "'loAiiioloii~~...... ,a.;;:I.iIy,;lii&,IWoI~~6,;,~ 5636, leave message please. cabinets. Remodeling, kitchens, Adults, children or animals, formal Maine Audubon Society is looking and the requirements of creditors and, and people interested in gender is­ 10 live in off-beat household. person v.i1lt a good sense 01 humor. baths, interiors, decks, and or casual. Your home or my studio sues. Meetings are held every other Spacious and sunny 3rd fl. Apt. Renls cheap. Call 878.a356...... Ali ",,"IS'II'SJ:'J1£s or anywhere. 81aclc and white or for volunteers interested in training to when necessary, utilizes other public - ... additions . Free estimates IIOOMMlTE wanted to share become guides for the Society 's an ­ and private resources. For a confiden­ Sunday at 6 pm . For more information , own rODm , lois of privacy. $165 MIF Arts related references available . Call Leo color. Package offers available. large 2-BR apt. in Biddeford . nual winter walks program offered at tial interview, call 878-2874 or 1-800- call 854-3528 or write to Transupport, plus utis and secuirity. please call Algeo, 688-2229. Very reasonable rates. Call Rick at P.O. Box 17622, Portfand 04101 . 871-1537 $275 inc. all. I am DWM 34, studio space for rent. <;u~ LESSONS 77 4-4732. AREAL the Gilsland Farm Sanctuary in Fal ­ 882-2227. professional, easy going. No drugs. IOO"KEEPING ,accounting, and mouth. The program is Jan 9-Mar 30 Outright Support group forgay/lesbian The AIDS Project, 22 Monument GM ROOMMATE wanted for tax preparalion for buSinesses and OJ FOR HIRE Contemporary newly renovated apt. in 283-2430, leave message. and is open to school and community young people, 22 and younger, meets Square (fifth floor), Portland, lists many Openlnl new Mea­ individuals. High caHber work, 16 music, classic rock & roll, Westbrook. Included HW fir, 2 WOMU lOOln", for a 3rd t"".,..nsc",pnons groups to introduce participants to the weekly. For more information, call 774- support groups around Portland for open-sJMCe studios. year.; experience, reasonable rates. reasonable rates. Call 767 -1252, PRESENT! carpet, parking, hea~ storage and housemate. Great house and t"bc~ soloinG leave way plants and animals prepare for HELP or 774-TALK. PWAs and the fovers , caregivers and SM Accounting Services, 797- message. yard . Nice neighborhood, 5245 backyard in S. Portland, chem­ From $ 150. per month slc;bt"..,nbioc; winter. Training for volunteer guides is Support Group for Separated and friends of PWAs. For more information, 4510 FACIALS: Organic aloe vera plus 113 utils. Call 854-0303 4· free, supportive, honest, $266 which Includes heat, .so1lC1Wl\!t1~ scheduled for Jan 3-5. No previous Divorced People 35 and over. For call 774-8877 products. Face scrub, mask, herbal lOpm weekda')'Sorweek2nds. plus, call 799-5669 wAter, Upts, etc. An invitation.. .. Here's an amazing Diego Jack Murphy St2dium (World natural history or education experience more information, ca1l934-16920r 892- n2-0208 LARGE SELECTIOII OF steam, blackhead-whitehead, and IIIIIIMlTE I&IIEII immediately MaIDtAIned, locked bulldln&. sp orts fact...When Kareem Abdul-Jalr Series 1984 and Super Bowl 1988) and is provided. For more information, call 4407. :rm WElnBEl\4El\ USED excess oi removal Dius a foot mas­ (mil) Munjoy Hil3rd ft , $195 pius Convenient Ioc.adon. sage. 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Classified ads are not refundable. uWe buy anything worth buying" TOTAL ENCLOSED ______:_--_-_-_-_-_- _____ ------______1 BUY • SELL • TRADE 22 Casco Bay Weekly D«ember 14, 1989 23 bod & soul Jjrnil"'''fl~ THERAPEUTIC massage REIKI HEALING: let this NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT! New HEALTHY, spiritually centered GWF 30 ATTRACTIVE, funloving ERIIIEI!OOK'SComeekandMaIfys MUSIC MAN guitar amp, 2- 1887 414 SUBARU GL coupe It. 1985 JEEP CJ-7 hardtop, 6-cyI, fans, .. .. lynda Barry has created channel, new tubes. 12" Celestian Remember how to relax. Charlene Japanese energy balancing England Health and Racquet SWF late 20s who enjoys taking pagan. Spiritual-personal growth blue, 65k, great shape. Asking 40k, AM-FM-cassette, center a t-shirt just for Marlys. Show speakers, greatcond,jon. $350 or le!enar, certified massage technique relieve your holiday membership. $110 for 4-month or risks is interested in meeting SWM oriented. Caring, honest, $6500, call 797 4673. console, summer bikini top. Looks your friends where you went this best offer call Phil at 773-5032 therapist, member AMTA. stress and pain, leaving you S30 per month. Call after $7, who has a pooitive outlook on ~fe, a sensitive, loves the ocean, dancing, IF MOTHER TOLD YOU to stop good, runs grea~ rust-proofed. summer "visit Marlys' World and CLEWIicE all dolls, including Thinking about gift-giving? Gift- mentally clear, renewed, revitalized 883-7080. sense of humor, and enjoys trying dining out, movies, sports. looking being shiftless, gel into gear with Must sell, no reasonable offer UnIVerse • Galaxy". Shirts are Raggedy Ann Andy, toys, doll certificate special! Holidays and feeling great. Call Kristen NEUROCYCLING puts standard SWM 30 whose .quiet side likes candlelit_new things. CBW Box 542. for woman with similar interests and this standard trans. V-6, 1981 refused. 871-a293. GTD 100% cotlon wllh black ink. In clothes, gifts, yard goods, and stressful? Put yourself on your Erico, 2nd degree Practitioner, hypnosis in the Dark Ages. This is dinners, fireside rendezvous, and read~ LOOKING FOR A TAll MAN who for friendship/romance. CBW Box Malibu wagon. New sticker, runs MUST SEll 1887 Ford Tempo, adult SM, MED, LG and XlG sizes. craft supplies. Can 774-9721ab list! By appointment, 854-3943. 773-1346. no stage show or New-Age fad. Its and whose untamed side likes downhill - doesn't need a mom and who is OYer 529. strong, looks good. $950 shifts low miles, air, 4-dr, auto, new Send check or money order for GIVE YOUR HOME a tropical MASSAGE a combination of THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE­ real and it works! Turn negative skiing.. racquetball, and doing industrial his ex-wife and whose kids will SEEKING slightly zany, attractive, ownership. 657-2454. tires, new sticker, asking $5500. $12.95 to: Greylag, P.O . Box atmosphere with Ihis beautiful therapeutic massage modalities, Remember how to relax. Charlene thoughts into personal power. Quit hip-hop. If you can go slow and keep up, share him with attractive brunette. fit, fun loving woman who is 1887 OLD. CUTLASS Ciera­ Call 874-9879. 99093-CB, Seattle,.WA .98199- Broyhilllivingroom set. Original using a variety of oils and Telenar, certified massage smoking to Self-healing. For more write CBW Box 536 I am warm, loving, interesting and romantic, down to earth and has AlC , power windows, AM-FM MERCEDES 80k, original 0093. Get on our mailing list too.. .. cost $1800, sacrifICe for $1000 or &8 230, ointments. Gift Certificates therapist, member AMTA. info and a complete listing of sell­ ONE WOMAN MAN seeks one man ATTRACTIVE GWM 26, sincere, ready to work on a relationship that the usual human foibles. Shall we stereo, cruise, tilt, car phone miles. Many new parts, just FT. Suncraft best offer. 4 mos aid. 773-3525 available. linden Thigpen, Thinking about gift-giving? Gift hypnosis tapes send $1 woman. DWM 34, emotionally and honest, sharing, enjoys ocean, doesn't include any of the dance the night away, hit the slopes 11 snuo optional. 58k, excelent condition, inspected. 4-spd, 4-dr, regal, Certified Massage Therapist, New Certificate special I Holidays (refundable) to Ron Todd CHT, 12 financially secure, humorous, travel, fun, and good times, annoyances listed above. Picture or just talk heart-to-heart? inbd/outbd Votvo Penta. 4 cyl, THE ORIlIINAL 1I0TEBOOK $5500, call 878-2748. twin carn, solid boat, needs minor computer Tandy 100 w/32k word clean, fast. Lost storage space, Images, 142 High St, across from stressful? Put yourself on your Union st. Auburn, ME 04210. sincere, responsible, caring . Enjoys fitness and. getting Into please? CBW Box 544. Grandmothers rec-ommend me .1184 VW JmA 4-dr, 5-spd, must sell, best offer. 832-6925. the Sonesta. By appointment. list! By appointment, 854-3943. A HEALTHFUL GIFT that the outdoors, the simple things in shape ... seeks a Sincere, honest and SWF ATTRACTIVE brunette 33 highly! This OW prof. male awaits work. $1000 firm Call 883-1473 processing, spreadsheet sunroof, blue cloth interior, fine between loam kl8pm database, oudiner, modem, te~ 1884 NISSAI 300 ZX excellent 775-4010. METAPHYSICAl Readings from a lasts ...yoga classes at the Yoga life, going out, hanging out at true person for fnendshlp or funloving professional, interesteed your photo and phone. CBW Box condition, askilg $3375. Cat1761- condition. 49k, 5-spd, t-tops, GIFTS OF LOVE for children and spiritual perspeclive offer insight Center, Building lA, Thompsons home. Dislikes pickup bars, drugs, whatever works out. Please reply in skiing, gardening, cooking, 531 QUEEN SIZE waterbed with software. Daisy wheel printer 2595, messages returned. mirrored headboardlbookcase. Six cables, ribbons, accoustic cups' loaded, white witan interior. Will seekers of all ages. Find carefully and practical application regarding Point, Portland . la-week winter heavymetal. "you think we may be soon-what do you have to lose? movies, romantic dinners, music, ALL RIGHT, try this, millionare, 1871 FORD FAIIiIIONT wagon, 4- cry when I sell. $7900, 774-6489 selected books, toys, calendars, your current energy field, life session begins Jan 8th, free class compatable, and would like to TIme is fleeting, don 't miss out on dancing seeks SWM 30-40 to share Tall (5'7"), dark, handsome, drawers in base. Complete with great for student or 1st compute;. spd, 4-cyl, good transportation. eves. oils, Chine$e temple bells and lessons, past lives, personal Sunday, Jan 7, 1:~3PM Call 799- develop a relationship, write this experience. Reply NOW! CBW similar interests . Photo wicked romantic, athletic, sexy, heater, mattress, padded frame. Orig. $1000 now $500 871-a964 $695 or best offer. Step-up QH $350 or best offer. 846-9583 1985 VOlVO GL wagon, loaded, reflex balls, T-shirts, cards, symbols and archtypes. Tarot 4449 including phone and picture if WM 35 profeSSIOnal, attractive, appreciated . CBW Box 545. and cool. Searchesforyouallone! trailer, good condition, $900 or air, auto, leather seats, wine dreidles, all at Maybe readings also avail-able, call Regina NATIVE AMERICAN with life-long available. CBW Box 552 seeks female interested in joining FROM MILD to WILD We have Write Now! No photo necessary. ( REFRIGERATOR 13 cubic ft. best offer. 929-6956. Intelligence almond Kelvinator, 9 years old, AUCTION wlbeige interior, mint. 50k, AM­ Someday ... 195 Congress St at 729-0241. experience offers private lessons in BRAINY BEAUTY 25 last seen me for some occasional mid-week the girl for you. To meet hot new Slender outdoorsy women aroun 30 1175 DODGE DART stant six, 4- FM cassette, call 781-3072 or traditional Abenaki basket clean and in good shape except for AII1IUiI, _RAL.~ - between levinskys and Whole SElF HYPNOSIS to stop wearingbluejeansand~ingabig skiing in Maine or NH. No friends , call 1-8oo-451-DATE. receive a free Jeep Cherokee) Sunda, Dlc_ 17 .1 :OOPM dr, new battery, and snow tires. 772-2202, $9900. quotient Grocer, 773-3257, 10-6 daily, smoking, control weight, stress, weaving . Authentic wooden block beast seeks tall blonde guy for expectations, just some goos ladies, ask about our special offerl CBW Box 551 freezer door problem, good second Runs great, ready for winter, or camp refrigerator. $50, please ~_"':~1tII1 1185 IMW 528-£ mint, well­ O.S.! fears, insomnia, pain. Enhance forms used to create barrel, bird-hunting and business of life. sf L ~ LIN 04106 SKIS- Rossignal 4M. New in 89 ou~ new battery and tires, torsion speed, 4-cyf, $1650 or best offer. as an associate in his the hofidays draw near, wouldn 't it 1986 SERRA 1500 GMC pickup, 772-7880. firm seeks organized, Box 514. -NOVI::MI:II::R 9, t989- VISA/MC used twice. Length 203cm: bar needs welding. Best offer ~~~~~~~~~ pwr sterg & brks, stereo, $3500 massage therapy office. motivaled team player to GM, 6-3, 175, bearded, hairy, into be nice to spend them with a Salomon 957 bindings. 4600 value 774-6571. ' VOLVO 1165 122 2-dr, nice lovable, romantic man? I'm ready You must include code 101 will sell for $495, call 657 -4312. ' 1988 FORD PROBE GT Turbo . or best offer, 883-3962 days or condition, 2-litre, dual carb, 4- --.()--­ grow with us. Fascinating old meMes, rew music, dancilg, sea 883-6496 after 6 PM. spd, sport exhaust. $2500 or best work. Great people. breeze, moonlight, good food . I'm for friendship that could lead to a MACINTOSH 5121 enhanced Loaded with every option including Solution to Real Puzzle BUY YOURSElF a Ch ristmas offer. 637-2384. THIRD Experience running a small seeking other GM 25-40 with promising relaUonship . Are you computer. Ideal for school, home or CD player, red with red interior. present. 1972 Chevy pickup CHOICE 1184 Celebrity SIW. office a plus. Good similar interests. 1990 could be the attractive, educated , and NOTICE business. SOOk external drive, Must sell, buying house. Call Dom 4 DECEMBER SPECIAL 48500 original miles. Must sed Newly rebuilt engine, 98K, $2600. 1 MS. BLACK interpersonal and phone number photo funloving? If you are, please send Please take n",ice that Maine Turnpike AuthoriIy turbo mouse and software. Call at 774-5626 or 865-3058 (George Orwell) year! Send and $450. 773-9728, leave message. 82 Dodge 400 82K, $1600. Both (ShirleyTemple) communications skills to get first response . PO Box phone and photo~f you have one­ 430 Riverside Street, Ponland, ME 04103 854-2972 1185 SUI 900-s 4-door 5- For each MASSAGE you purchase, 85 TOYOTA COROlU SRS red cars well-mainlained, good shape 11 LEWIS CARROLL 2 EDSON ARANl'ES DO essential. Some typing, 16101 . Falmouth ..04105 . with your letter to CBW Box 477 is flling for a permit with the Deparunent of Environmental APPLE MAC 512-E goo d speed, sun-rOOf, air conditio~ing . 2-drsports coupe. 5-spd, AM-FM' (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) NASCIMENTO you will receive a gift certificate for phones, bookkeeping, PC. SWM 31 6-2, 165, attractive, HELP ME SWM 25,1 want to share Protection to nuke alterations under the Natural Resources condition, $600 or best, also MIDI AM-FM Clarion Cassette 68 K ~~::. and out. Make offers, 777- Protection Act. cassette stereo, great condition 14 TI-lOMAS L. WILLIAMS (Pele) another massage of equal length. Flexible part-time expected non-smoker, non-drinker. my spare time with a rabbit who Interface for Mac or Apple II GS, miles, cruise control, heated seats The proposed project, reloating the Turnpike south bound $2200. Must sell, call eves. 642: (Tennessee) Please call for an appointment. to grow to full-time, Salary Adventurous, sensitive, great looks like a fox. looking for a stili In box, call 879-7048, leave all electric, fog lights. Excelleni 1987 JEE.P COMANCHE 4-cyf, 4- 12 V. I. LENIN offramp to 1-195, is tocated on the Maine Turnpike at 2186. wheel dnve sport truck. Power .- negotiable. Send resume to: sense of humor. Cop. Enjoy \WrnaJ11'.i10 is s-a, so \\I1en she puis ~ condition, $7900. 774-0004 8 DAVIDBERKOWITZ (Vladimir llyich Ulyanov) Jnterchange 5. The existing southbound offramp will be 1984 MERCURY Grand Marquis steering, power brakes, AM-FM, 10 Exchange Slree~ Number 2ll, Portland, ME 04101 outdoors, movies, underwater on 3' heels I still will be an inch closed and a new one lane offramp and deceteration lane FOR SALE, one way ticket from 77 AMC HORNET wagon, good (Son of Sam) 9 WILLIAM SYDNEY LS, loaded, 46k, new muffler & black, moderate highway miles, (207) 761-3931 barbe-cues, living. Would like to taller when we go out to cut the constructed on a new aligrunent immediately nonh of the Bangor to Oakland, Cal, Dec. 20 sticker, runs well, a true classic! 14 MARIAN EVANS PORTER $100. Catl 874-9076 ' shocks, excellent condition. $5500 never plowed, good condition . meet slim SF 21-31 for friendship rug . CBW Box 524. existing southbound onramp, at the following address, $350, call 883-1473. (George Eliot) ElECTRIC GUITAR like new or best offer, 773-2577. Good deal at $6000. Call 772- (0. Henry) or possibly long relationship. Photo LONELY DWM late 30s wuld like Maine Turnpike Interchange 5 1188 TOYOTA Tercel, 5-spd, 13 MARION MORRISON and phone please. CBW Box 521. MM34 Sacol Maine series to, locking tremola, 5-way SCHOOl. IIUS for sale , Ideal spare 5304 . AlAN R. CARON to meet down-to-earth woman 35- 7500 miles, perfect condition . (John Wayne) CASCO BAY WEEKLY HELLO. Interested in making 45 who is caring , honest, romantic. The appliC2tion will be filed for public inspection at the switch, 3 pickups, stand. Crate G- Want an automatic. 879-1869 route bus, church bus or camper 1986 SUBARU, excellent Steve Wiley of Portland can enjoy a ~ ASSOCIATES 7 friends and more. Single nice man, Looks not important, tired of being Department's Office in Augusta. and at me municipal offices 20 amp, 60 walls, RMS, hardshell eves. conversion . Seats 28 kids or 17 condition, AM-FM cassette, PAUL VI festive ~eal at Alberta's for correctly 1 Portland Pier on December 11 , 1989. millthe 12128 "ot illlle , thirty, honest, sincere, growing, lonely. CBW Box 523 case, Strato caster style, $400 1985 BUICK RIVIERA tu II y adults, $1750. Call Mark at 774- sunroof, 38,000 miles, selling for (Giovanni Battista Montini) ldentifymg the above folks and their ""bli'''*~~' Portland, MaiDe 04101 firm. 773-7533 5721 days or 773-3854 eves. $3600, far below what you'd pay 3 MARK1WAIN We mill be back ~ ~I' respectful, able to be self-reliant, ARE THERE ANY fun, happy, Written comments and/or a request for a public hearing loaded, excellent condition call signatures. La Hollenkarnpfrom South varied interests, in-doors­ single guys left out there? This from an interested person must be sent to the Department 879-1869. ' 1985 MAZDA RX-7 GS model. on a car lot. Compare at $5000. (Samuel LanghorneOemens) Portland can relax at Green Mountain 0" Til". 4thl ~ ':t;'-' outdoors. Seeking woman of similar happy, attract-ive, funloving SWF of Environmental Protection. State House Station '17, Immaculate finish, AC, PB, PS. 879-7037 eves. 5 MARGARElHA ARTIST NEEDS SPACE to rent or pick up presents there with the sec- vein. I have mu:h to qive,lWUld YI¥J 37 woold love to meet you . CBW Augusta, Mame, 04333, within 14 days of filing the Black with grey velour. A fun car to 1980 VW SCIROCCO 4-spd, for schoof bus-studio/camper in GEERlRUlDAZELLE ond place winnings. Thankstoour Real lik~ io share with me? CBW Box Box 525 applkation to receive consideration. A public hearing may drive. Below book at $5975. 878- 103k, 2 new radials, runs well, (MataHari) or near Portland, call Mark 773- or may not be held at the discretion of the Commissioner 2312. 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