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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Casco Bay Weekly at Portland Public Library Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Casco Bay Weekly (1990) by an authorized administrator of Portland Public Library Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Greater Portland's news and arts weekly APRIL ~ 2! -' 990 FlEE City boots health worker for giving condoms to students FIGHTING THOSE WHO FIGHT AIDS By Andy NewT111In Portland Press Herald editorialized that Cummings Lawrence was "going to far" and "encouraging A Portland health advisor who handed out con sexual activity among students." And the City of doms to eighth graders at Shaw Junior High School Portland threw Cummings-Lawrence out of the in Gorham has been chaslised by city officials, state Portland City Hall office she'd occupied for four officials and editorial writers at the Portland Press and a half years. Herald. Diane Elze, the President of the Maine Lesbian/ On Mar. 21, Susan Cummings-Lawrence con Gay Political Alliance, described Cummings-law cluded a workshop on AIDS and other sexually rence as "a dedicated, talented, and committed transmitted diseases by handing out condoms to health educator." Jh Lesbian/Gay Alliance joined " about 40 students. She told the 13- and 14-year-old the Maine chapter of the National Organization of students that two 14-year-old Mainers have al Women and several area AIDS groups in condemn ready tested positive for the HIV virus, and that in ing local and state officials for their bungling of the both cases the AIDS-related virus had been sexu situation. Elze said the idea that condoms encour all y transmi tted. Cummings-La wrence told the stu age promiscuity is absurd; that the need for AIDS, Susan Cummings-Lawrence: CBW/Tonee Harbert dents to "get a feel for what condoms are like," but STD and pregnancy prevention is more profound "(The students) have a right discouraged them from having sex. than ever; and that while some people would deny Still, a handful of Gorham parents complained. that young teens are having sex, statistics prove to learn how best to save The school principal Richard Klain, said t.,at gIV them wrong. their own Iives./I ing students condoms encourages students "at that young age to be experimenting with sex." The Continued On page 5
VIEWS page 2 UPDATES page 4 EARTH DAY page 6 SEABROOK page 8 CALENDAR page 10 TUNES page 13 ART page 14 SPORT page 16 CLASSIFIEDS page 17 ERNIE POOK page 19 PUZZLE page 19
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By Harvey Wassennan operators hope to have the plant at full power by the time the summer crowds hit nearby Hampton On Saturday, April 7, a handful of protestors Beach. demonstrated in front of Seabrook Station, the But the granting of the license has not ended nuclear reactor where civil disobedience over bitter political war raging through New England atomic power first began 15 years ago. After more and the back rooms of Congress. The NRC, says than 3,000 arrests, the plant fired up anyway. Seabrook foe Bob Backus, has jumped "up to its Seabrook, which received its operating license waist in what George Bush would call 'deep doo from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) doo: " saCrificing both its legal standing and its on March 1, is now running at about three percent political credibili ty. . YOUR of capacity. Though they are struggling with GUIDE TO several valve and turbine problems, Seabrook's Continued on page 8 EARTH DAY 1990 See page 6 April 12, 1990 3 2 CQ5C~ Bay Weekly CascoBav Beginning April 16th VVEEKLY ..iPJ? "Everything we ate was so delicious ... ecstasy'" -..U,--=-----. Taste and Tell CUSTOM HOUSE GARAGE VI~WS - ~(ft-~-~ Maine Sunday Telegram. 2/25/90 wiU be open 7 days a week! 1)\ Ethnic Clothing and Crafts ***1/2 MONTHLY PARKING $65 UEarth Day Every Day" Black Tie. T-Shirts Why fight the congested downlOwn traffic?! 100% Cotton. $12.50 £t:l~I;,7J[,fflti.~OmP SpeCials The newly constructed CuslOm House Garage is located at the Monday-Saturday 11 :00-5:30 • Sunday Noon-5:00 M~F 10-6 • SAT 8 ~2 corner of Pearl and Fore Streets, just off Franklin Arterial - near 870 Broadway' S. Portland 799-7119 the Federal Building, Court House, Portland Harbor and the '0 Exchange Street Mall • Portland, ME • 772-4080 many shops of the Old Port. Casco Bay Weekly is an instrument Enjoy covered parking in a well-lit facility, free from snow, of community understanding. sun and ice. Spaces available for hourly, monthly, six months or Djaylan says women "assume the worst" one-year periods of time. 24 hour access is available. For I'm sure your will allow me to respond to the two views directed AprlI12,1990 . more information call 772-8896. to myself in the Mar. 29 issue. Thank you. Volume 3, Number 15 HAIL, CHAMPIONS I question your reasoning of a smile being mindless? I question NEEDS TGI FRIDAY'S "American Bistro" (adjacent to Custom House Garage) opens April 16, 1990! your dwelling on women's appearances and commenting on the Publisher ACCESSORIES body.l never did! I question your use of four harsh negative words Gary Sanlllniello CUSTOM HOUSE GARAGE in a row? I question your dwelling on the whistle, I wrote another '* '* '* PARKING HOURS paragraph! Editor 6am-l:30am Monday-Friday • 9am-l:30am Saturday I feel sorry that society has programmed women to bash men! I Monte Paulsen lO:30am-l' Oam Su sadly see the proof is substantiated without question that women Associate Editor/News will assume the worst and the negativity will prevail! The number Andy Newman one assumption was that Djaylan isa man! Let meintroducemyself. Associate Editor/Arb SEWING SET My name is DJA YLAN, it is of the Turkish origin meaning "little Ann Sitmner $5.50
forest deer." I am a very well-adjusted, good-looking, appreciative, ROUND KEV CHAIN kind and loving FEMALE. Production Manager $5.00 I thought I would be encouraging my sisters to feel good abou t Elissa Conger ALARM CLOCK who we arc. When we are confident in ourselves we don't need to Production AMJFMRADIO put others down. All [ask is a smile for everyone (no exception). Do Martha Clary $49.00 you feel this world issooutofcontrol thata man will rape you if you Aunti Leoni's Youdon~t Why smileathim? I don'tfcel that way, sowhydo you? Ask yourself, Do Circulation Manager DIMORA 26 EXCHANGE STREET Robert Lord PORTLAND, ME 04101 ~~:;'ood ,oough ,\"m' ~ to hd(5=r'ood ,bou' th=~ '* CHAMPIONS '* (207) 775 7049 Circulation MENS ' INDUSTRIAL "C" LEAGUE paytobanl~ paytobanl~ E/ke Rosenberg, Dan Tonini HOURS MON·SAT 10~ SUN 12~5 with this with this Djaylan Adams OffIce Manager Freeport Robyn Barnes
teller. teller? Display Advertising Rose Greely, I lolly Lynn, "No one deserves ... hunger" Maureen Magee • • Hunger anywhere in the world is a depressing subject. When it Classified Advertising occurs in distant places such as Ethiopia, Senegal, India, Cameroon, Melissa Johnson Peru, Honduras, Fiji, China or the Philippines, the immediacy of the problem is partially softened by its distance from daily experience. Contributing Editors But when hunger occurs at home in the neighborhood, it is much TOne£ Harbert/piwtography more difficult to forget. To simply put a $5 bill in the can at Shop 'n Toki Oshima/illustration Save and walk away does not heal the nutritionally abused. W-p~ Morgan Shepard/stage one discovers a mother with thrce children having little more tha~ Leslie Morison/art $120 per month for food; when one finds out that the elderly person Mike Quinn/sport living down the street has only $30 a week for every expense from food, clothing and personal hygiene to transportation and social Contributors noV( English Garden Baskets expenses; when one really understands that the handicapped indi Lynda Barry, Brenda Chandler, Bring Spring Indoors with our grape·vine 5011 baskets overflowing with tulip, crocus, vidual standing in the store has only $10 a week to spend for food, Mary Lea Crawley, w.o. Cutlip, daffodil and hyacinth blooms. Dave t. bike poverty and hunger is brought home. Marsh, Hilary McComb Perfect for Easter! Nangle, Kelly Nelson, Mike Quinn, Current medical statistics indicate that in North America and 315 Marginal Way Fort Andros, Maine St. Europe up to 80 percent of inner-city medical patients suffer from Roland Sweet, Dan Tonini, Portland Brunswick Delivery in Greater Portland protein-calorie undernutrition (kwashiorkor) and among the urban Don Rubin, Matt Wuerker 775-5117 . 725-8930 Worldwide Floral Service Monday-Salu 8~8, Sunday 11 -3 elderly and poor the "ancient" diseases of scurvy and anemia arc Center· Maine • 828~2000 endemic. Most medical authorities agree that the optimum treat Casco Bay Weekly BONU$ ment for this problem is eradication of its cause and the provision of distnbutes 20f)(JO papers free a good tasting, easily prepared, nutritionally complete diet. of charge every Thursday. Adequate nutrition is essential to life, and many illncssesevolve No person may take more than one from nutri tiona I deficiencies. In demographic terms, undernutri of each issue witiwut the p4'nnission BANKING of Casco Bay Weekly. Additional tion is seen as the product of a n environment characterized by material,social,and cultural poverty. In this respect undernutrition copies of the current issue and/or represents the final common pathway for the expression of illiter some back ISSues may be purchased acy, inadequate sanitation, poor personal hygiene, poor work ca for $1 each at the Casco Bay Weekly means free ATMs. pacity, poor agricultural practices, over-population, and inefficient office. Domestic subscriptions are or inappropriate use of resources. And indeed, the problems raised mailed 3rd class and are $36/year, payable in adwnce. Switch to Casco Northern's Bonus Banking and you'll have by severe undernutrition cover the whole spectrum of the human experience. free access to ATMs all over Maine and the U.S. And that's In Maine there is no reason for anyone to go hungry. 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U you or anyone you know has a nutritionally inadequate diet, t::t' <>~ -c;;:::;; please call the Maine Department of Human Services at 774-4581 or A sinlple $6 monthly fee covers everything. So switch to p u. 1-800-482-7520, the West End Food Pantry at 773-8146, theSalvation A Mexican Restaurant'"'"' bank account that gives you free ATMs and more. Open an Army at 774-{i304, W.I.c. at 874-1156. No one deserves to be sick account at any branch office, or call from hunger. AfreSh Spring smile and & 1-800-88-BONUS • "' April 12, 1990 5 iors and seniors but that the group has had FIGHTING THOSE members as young as 15. About eighth graders, UPDATES Dunn said "kids are definitely having sex at that When You See WHO FIGHT AIDS age ... I know people that have been having sex since they were nine, And I know heterosexuals This Label... The Big Deal Continued from front page and homosexuals that have been having sex since they were]3 and 14." On Mar. 21, at Shaw Junior High School in Willy Willette is the AlDS prevention educator VA Gorham, public health advisor Susan Cummings who plies the streets of Portland and other Maine . Free 2nd set of prints p"lus Rent control propos~1 killed Lawrence talked to eighth graders about AIDS cities with his red knapsack filled with condoms An attempt to bring rent control to Portland was stopped by the and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). and bleach (used to clean syringes used by intra Free film every day of the week! Portland Housing Committee on Apr. S. Peter O'Donnell. chair of CummingS-Lawrence told the teenagers about venous drug users). "I pass out condoms to a lot the housing committee. said that Portland would have to prove types of STDs, their symptoms, and how to mini of teenagers," said Willette. "We have to comeout a housing "emergency" existed before state law would allow a mize the risk of contracting one. Condoms are of the closet and realize that teen-agersare having ~ VA rent control measure. Since five percent of the apartments m effective at preventing STDs, Cummings-Law sex and they need to learn about safer sex." Pictures bring it home. Portland are vacant, O'Donnell didn't think there was a housing rence told students, and handed out about 40 ButKlain won't apply what Willette sees in the emergency. While the committee did kill the rent-control pro condoms to students a t the close of her presenta streets to what he sees in hisschool'shallways. "If It means the Highest Quality Down posal, O'Donnell said it still plans to take a close look at landlords tion. "I told them that the condoms weren't to go you look at most communities in the State of Comforters, Pillows and who jack up rent dramatically. Portland, which this year paid an home and be used for sexual intercourse after Maine then you would find that they were more Two collvelliellt {ocatiol/l',' other Products VA 30 CUI' Cemer, Pon/a"d • 772-7296 estimated $2.3 million toward subsidizing rents, is particularly school," said Cummings-Lawrence. "/ told them conservative than the people that are 'in the busi 71 US Roule 1. Scarhorough • 883-7363 vulnerable to large-scale price gouging they were to look at them and generally get a feel ness: so to speak." for what condoms were like." People "in the business," meanwhile, see the ."At 30-40% Off Later that day, after the students had been price of not using condoms. Cummings-law Already Low ractory State Theater to get swanky dismissed, a teacher who had seen Cumnungs rence is familiar with two 14-year-oldS in Maine Direct Prices On A Windham developer plans to transform the State Theater on Lawrence's presentation told PrinCIpal. Richard who tested positive for the HIV virus associated Comfoners while VOOM. supplies last. !"" -- •• - •• - •• -- •• - •• - -- - -.--••• -- •• -_ ,•• 0-,,-.1' Congress Street, which for the past 20 years has been an X-rated Klain of the condom giveaway. with AIDS. In both cases the virus was sexually Only at Liza's, ---I"t Kty . , 1018 I movie house, into a swanky dinner theater. Wolcott S. Gaines is "I think there has been a breach of trust here," transmitted. A W Patlon planning to sink more than $2 million into the theater. Spokesper said Klain. He said the understanding between According to DianeElze, presidentoftheMaine You Can t., .. April 30,. 19 90 ".""" c'Memul'lslup (-'heck son James Stolley of Linda Lee Advertising m Portland said himself, the Cumberland County Abuse and Ne Lesbian/Gay Political Alliance, one in seven sexu Gaines will undertake "painstakmg renovations" to the State to glect Council (which arranged for the workshop) ally active teens picks up a sexually transmitted Afford _____ s -::-::-::-""-'----'1$50.00 . !. and Cummings-Lawrence was that she would do Fifty Dollars make it a 900-sea t dmner thea ter .. With the most luxu rious ameni disease. Elze added that the number of teenaged The Best! ------DOllAlS ties in the region:' Gaines hope~ to book big-name ent('rtamment a show-and-tell with the condoms but not give AlDS cases arc doubling each year, and that teens from Las Vegas, New York, Atlantic Citv and Hollvwood. The them to the students. Klain said he'd sat in on two are more likely to get AIDS from heterosexual target opt'nmg date tor th(' theater IS Sepl. 1-1. • other SID lectures during the last two years and con tact than adults are, Virg1l1ia Hildreth, director of economic development in Port watched as a lecturer took out a condom and Along with these unwanted diseases are Opens Wednesday, land, expech the metamorpho~pd '>tatC' to draw an uinfu~ion of "unwrapped, unravelled and described its use unwanted pregnancies. According to Kelleher at FACTORY APril 25th. new capital in the Congress Squart' area" Hildreth doesn't forL' and then put it back in her bag." Southern Coastal Family Planning, 10 Gorham STORE see a parkll1g problem for ntght time revelers. The thea ter is ex That afternoon Klain went to work composing teens gave birth while another 21 had abortions in pected to add mor£' than 7:; full-timl' JObs tll]' Tti"ld a letter of apology that he would send to parents ]988, Altogether, there were nearly 3,000 teen An Authentic • t()!f G"incs h a~ugrI,.'L'd to a 20-l"ear It.:a~l' with hutlJingowners Nick of each of the 123 eighthgradersatthe schooL The aged pregnancies in Maine last year; 36 percent of European clJld lola Ka I'm . letter explained that the school administration those were terminated by abortion. Down Shop hadn't wanted or expected Cummings-Lawrence lqb U.S Rc,.lte 1- F.llmo I r, \iF 1)4105 781-2671 to hand out condoms. But 10 parents called Klain Booted from Portland City Hall Maine ban ruptcies skyrocketing and superintendent Constance Goldman anyway. On AprilS, prompted by the condom incident, 6 Mill SL Freeport, Maine Late Night Lounge 27 Forest Ave. Save $50 With . hftv-lhree f>ercent mor£' \ldll1er" Itlpd I')r r.anKnlptev 111 tile He said that the first two parents who cailed were the City of Portland kicked Cummings-La wrence W(Th 5-1am Fr/Sa 5-3am On the South Side of the next to 20012 hrst quarter oil 4'10 than did m tne tlTst !juarll'r Cli I \j "1 Accord "l "negative," and the next three calls he received out of theofficeit had let heruse for four and a half Villa/le Center Parking Area this a tCl Portlanj Hankruptcy CClurt Uerk Samllf'l Vvi ktn';(lfi .1" P(,>pt were supportive of STD education overall but years. Cummings-Lawrence was paid by the state land. 24" \>Iamer' tiled trom January thTLlugh '\Iarch last vPar objected to the condoms being handed out. and furnished with the office in return for services • Nautilu') • Massage Tnerapy while 1;" filed III ti-E' -;arne tmll' IX'rI{Ki tm, Year 'Thevv'l ('n "I think we have to interpret a sense of what she provided to the city heal thdepartment. namely 865-1713 tn(rea"m,.; e\'erv vear ~ince 19K.!" qld WI1kIPsor , ' but this iqt ' town values are," said Klain, adding that earlier • Tennis • "Sneaker::: testing PortJanders for AIDS and other sexually " ,t ir 1 I" 1<.. discussions with members of the school board, transmitted diseases and counselling victims of Restaura~~ • Fitness Testi'lg teachers and students had convinced him that the the diseases. • Lounge/Functions Maine's Trailways to roll in people of Gorham "wouldn't want condoms dis State Bureau of Health Director Dr. Lani Gra FOURNIER'S OLYMPIC KARATE CENTER • Cardiovascu ar Leading tributed to eighth-grade students," ham said that Cummings-Lawrence getting 5 Bishop St., Portland (at Morrill's Corn • Call 797-9000 Cen e • Tanning C&.l rraitwav~\: L)"ver. .H. will wI! Z I'ortlanders tolich 01' booted "was a request by the host agency (Port Health becomm.' the '>Ccond bus line beSide- stnke-embrmled (,rl'~ Press Herald: "out of line" .Dletlci1- land health department) and we are honOring • Squasr Club houno to offE'r th service Waltpr Jalbert of Dnver, who owns the Klain said that by giving condoms to eighth that request." Graham said that Cummings Karate Develops an "I Can" Attitude • Kidsport Center • Personal Trainers buslllle with hiS brother Jim,said that thelra,laches Will start \\.th graders, Cummings-Lawrence was "giving them Lawrence made "a small error in judgement" by 95 flyL' run~ a oa:v to Hoston. mE'y hope eventually to grow tLllll 1l license perhaps to start using them. And 1 don't handing out the condoms. "/ think she is a good $9. SPECIAL Jalbert runs a day. saId that h"Jnd his brother have been thinkln~ want students at this young age to be experiment STD educator, but in this particular case, there p • AeroDiCS • More Planned New 3 1{2 hour trial classes of expandl/lg ~ervlces South to Portland tor "a couple )'t.lrs.' ing with sex. I thmk they should have information memberships was some confusion over what the school ex Greyhound IS waggmg al()n~ WI th three or lour tlllses to Boston but they shouldn't be given condoms." pected and the actual presenta tion." Graham Also 6 month special for $220 a day, but catchmg a Greyhouna mean:. confronting picketers On April 6, the Portland Press Herald made the expects to find Cummings-Lawrence a new office Develop Confidence and Self Esteem who have beenatit five weeks. Jalbert thinks that Greyhound will same attack. First theeditorschastised Cummings soon and to deyise a written policy on condom never get out of the financial breakdown lane. '1..\'e can't see Lawrence for "going to far" and "being clearly distribution by state employees. Grevhound commg back with decent ';('T\,CL'," he said, "The out of line." Then they opined that "it is the The Maine Lesbian/Gay Political Alliance company IS m deep fInancial trouble." school's role to dispense information, not equip condemned the city and state actions at an April The TrOll way~ station opt.>ned Apr. II DISAGREE? Litt{e 12 Sl. • Biddeford A New American Play Records, 6,000 sq. ft. of Billiards & Rock 'n Roll April 18 - Siaid Cleaves Tapes (of the Moxie Men) by Lynn Siefert and April 19, 20, 21 - TT Strip CD's Apnl 21 - C'est Ci Bon April' 10-29 MAI NE 1-5 pm upstairs The10 MINUTE PREMIERE PORTLAND WED-FRI 7,8:45 **STNJEH SAT EVE 9 T BAI HABIT T COMPANY WRITE A 'ER INDIVIDUAL PIZZA SAT-SUN MAT 1 ...L 12.13. 14 VIEWS Only $2.25 Mondays: Bar Appreciation Night 774-0465 to: 7" Piua Includes your choice Tuesdays: ladles Night with R96 Live Remotes Casco Bay Weekly SEDUCTION: Produced by Porteous ____ ..!!.!..t~~ppl~!!!. ___ _ HapJIY Hour, Mon.-Sat. 4·7 & Sedgwick James 187 Clark Street Fr •• Pool & 90C DomestiC Beer Portland, ME 04102 166 Cumberland Ave' Portland contains adult language Call 774-7414 & situations 1 2 Ca.sco Bay Weekly ApTl7 12, 1990 13 Bill Morrissey's hard-edged fiction U His voice is as craggy as the cess. Each sentence moves the story Jay York granite outcroppings of his along to tile final point," said THE RED LIGHT REVUE Listin~s must be receivedWin wklriti1nsg7 ~I 1.! nSt';!'e\h':o!~t:,U:::ot; publlc.tion. Ann Sitomer, Casco Bay .. y, a , adopted New Ham pshire, and his Morrissey, who as a kid used to AFFORDABLE songs explore the quietly desper make up lyrics to songs he heard April1H4 Mr. Goodbars, O.O.B. f ate lives along the back roads and on the radio. "I spend more of my PHOTO d April 18 Raoul's Dance Party dark comers of northern New time editing the song down to April 20 Bedford, NH, private England. It'snotexactlyyoursure what's essential." 55 Federal Street fire fonnula for success, but Bill Morrissey's spare writing and April2l Portland Oub, private Portland 04101 Morrissey is about to hit it big. sharply-defined characters compel April 25 In Concert wi KoKo Taylor Morrissey, who opens for fel you to listen, but he can also pen at Raours low "hot" performer Shawn playful ditties about an imaginary Opportunity Knocks Dana Carvey April2HS Bruno's, Portland 773.3434 of Church Lady fame stars in his first Colvin Apr. 18 at First Parish party at the United Nations and April29 Muscular Dystrophy Cruise, Church in Portland, has been elic "Peruvian beauties neglecting their movie about a can man who stumbles Scotia into the life of a wealthy businessman. s iting hosannas from critics near duties" and "big Czechs with no Prince Artists' Portfolios and far since the release of his necks/Talking nothing but sex." Mayl Eve. Samose~ Rockland, private $30 an hour third album, "Standing Eight," late And in "Car and Driver," another May 2 Raoul's Dance Party &.. last year. Tower Records' Pulse selection from "Standing Eight," May 5 Eve. Sonesta, private $18 for 36 Ektachrome slides. magazine tabbed it "Folk Album he matches man and machine with color &.. density corrected SILVER 1. ofthe Year" and BilIboard'sThom uncanny accuracy: " ... my Volvo Winnet·s of 4 Duffy praised Morrissey for writ wagon will seat six/It'll run on Maine Music Awards! Duplicate transparendes ing"withasmuchpowerasDylan diesel or trail mix." Every Wed. Night is Ladies Nighl al &.. film processing available did on 'Blood on the Tracks' and '1n 15 years of playing bars Raoul's wilh the Red Lighl Revue - Ladies Admitted Free! Springsteen did on 'Tunnel of along the seacoast," Morrissey Now booking weddings and corporate parties for spring & summer. 5 Love.'" But Morrissey is no nou modestly allows, 'Tvelearned how SCREENCrazy People Dudley Moore plays a Specializing in Weddings, Corporate & Private Functions and Nightclubs. ve/le cuisine folkie. He has been to entertain." That's what makes frazzled executive who is sent to the Shock To The System Micheal Caine Plenty of trouble-free parking! • building a loyal following on New CALL 883-2802 nut house by his co-workers. Also star plays an advertising executive who is his live perfonnances so special - ring Daryl Hannah , Paul Reisner and passed over for a promobon and rises England's bar-club-roadhousecir and memorable. Oneminuteyou'll Mercedes Ruehl. to the top by killing off hiS adversanes. cuit for the past 15 years. be stilled bya haunting song about Crybaby John Waters' latest movie is Solaris Andrei Tarkovsky's 1972 film From songs such as "Up On a truck driver who revelsin dump • set, once again, in Baltimore and stars won the Special Jury Prize at Cannes. The c.P. Line," where "the work ing his toxic load on the moonlit ~l\nl"@ the new cast of Waters' regulars as Pretty Woman Julia Roberts and Rich The movie is about a scoenbst who IS ing runs from har~ to worse/ back roads of New Hampshire, teenagers. Waters keeps some of his ard Gere star in the Pygmallan-type sent to investigate some strange activ Summer, spring and fall" to and thenext you'll be chuckling as story about a wealthy bu sinessman bi zarre characters, bu t has lo st all the ity on an orbiting space station. He ''These Cold Fmgers," a soul-<:hill if to a Jay Leno monologue. who picks up a prostitute and dresses gro ssness of hiSe arlier film s. The movie finds the space station deserted ex ing story that begins with a Though he lived for a while on is abou t Ihe high school rivalry be her up pretty. The movie has a few cept for two scientists who have h)st :A~~'~T~!i ~1l great lines, the story's nothing more botched marriage proposal and Peaks Island in the mid-70s and tween the Drapes (delinquents) and thell minds . ThiS is the uncut RUSSian 46 M arket Street Squares The Romeo·and·Juliet sce than a fairy tale . Roberts IS good; she version With subtitles. ends with a dog being put down remembers playing in some long ~ (J) Portland ~I nario repeats Itself when a Square gill should be more particular about SCripts. We Are Family 0 umentary on homo with a .22, Morrissey's composi goneCommerciaIStreetbars,Mor 774-5246 (Amy Locane) lalls for a Drape boy Gere play s a character he's played too sexual families : one foster. one biologi tions draw more from the hard rissey, who now lives in New (Johnny Depp). If the teading players many times before. cal and one adoptive. One of the ques edged fiction of short stories than market, N.H., isn't as known here l • weren't so cute, the movie wou ld lo se Seduction: The Cruel Woman tions addressed is the effect on the the blissful verseofbasementcof as heis in Northhampton, Cambr * Luncheon Specials Every Day! * Warm up with our homemade soups & chowders its appeal fast Be warned The kids are Monika Treut and Elfi Mikesch ("Virgin children in the se non-traditional fami feehouses. idge or Portsmouth. This show always breaking into song . you'll either Machine") directed this movie about a lies. "In good fiction there' s no ex- should change that. THURSDAY VOLCANO glamorous dominatrix who runs a gal Friday, April 13 love it or hate it Guy 5 . -. 4' .... _._ •• 1 4 Casco Bay Weekly April 12,1990 IS continued from page 13 Greenhut Gall.ries, 146 Middle SI., Portland. Oil paintings by George Lloyd FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS and Connie Hayes; acrylic paintings by Alison Goodwin and Chris Nielsen; watercolors by Harvey Peterson and Jo Spiller through Apr 30. Hours: Mon ALROSE~ Sat 10:30 am-5:30 pm. 772-2693. STAGE Maine Pott.rs Mark.t, 376 Fore SENSE- Shaker Lif.: Vi.ws from Within printing & graphics co. When You Comin Back, Red Ry. St., Portland. Unique designs for floral arranging by Judi Riley Apr 16-30. and Without Maine Historical Soci OFFSET • LETTE RPRESS e1er Mark Medoffs play takes place in ety's Spring Lecture Series is held the New Mexico desert where a drug Hours: daily 10 am-6 pm. 774 -1633. Nancy Margolis Gall.ry, 367 Fore Thursdays in April. "The Iconography smuggling Vietnam vet holds hostages of Shaker Ufe.lmages of Shakerism in 200 A]\"OERSON STREET· POHTLANI) • 774-9329 in a diner. Mad Horse Theatre Com St., Portfand. "Clay Invitational: fea turing works by John Frantz, Jeff Oe the Popular Press, 1830-1880" is the pany production through Apr 22 at Mad topic Apr 12;"A Maine Shaker Pilgrim: Horse Theatre, 955 Forest Ave ., Port streich, John Rohlfing, Roy Strassberg and James Watral through May 10. Sister Aurelia Mace, 1835-1910" is the ONLY $40 land. Performances are Thu-Sat at 8 topic Apr 19. 12:30 pm at the Portfand pm, Sun at7 pm . Tickets are $10-$14, Hours. Mon-Satl Oam-6 pm. 775-3822. Payson Gall.ry of Art, Westbrook Public Ubrary, Monument Square, for 1 month available at the theater and Stein Glass Portland. For more infonnation, call ~REEN t-40UNTAI N Gallery, 20 Milk SI., Portland For more College, 716 Stevens Ave., Portland. "Alison Hildreth: Paintings· and "Alan 774-1822. !UNLIMITED! '::::: information, call 797-7338. Creat.r Portland Landmarks ::;:, Elaine Tsellkb' "Seagulls on a Concession Stand, Magee: Inlets· through May 19. Hours: only at Lillie Egypt Lynn Siefert's play about Architectural L.ctures Earle G. the characters in a fictional town in Cape Elizabeth, Maine 1988" Tue-Fri 10 am-4 pm (Thu until 9); Sat C"FFEE ~~;( Sun 1-5 pm. 797-9546. Shettfeworth Jr., director of the Historic .;.:.- ;. ,- lIIinois Apr 12-29. Performances are .:.; :.:.: :~~~: ~::){' The Photo Gall.ry, Portland School Preservation Commission, speaks on RtJASTERS :t-:::... :.;;:;. Tue-Thu at 7:30 pm, Fn at 8 pm, Sat at Visions from many perspectives "Maine's Summer Communities, 1890- '::':' ::::::::: 5 and 9 pm and Sun at 2 pm at the of Art, 619 Congress SI., Portland. 50 Maine Mall Rd. ;.;.: :::::::. "Inner Visions" is an exhibit "Re-exploring the American West: Pho 1930· Apr 12, 7 pm at St. Luke's Cathe ~O.:.: -· f~ Portland Perfonning Arts Center, 25A photographic techniques. Using dral Parish Hall, Park Street, Portland. So. Portland .:::~ tographs by Mark KJetrthrough May 2. Forest Ave , Portland. For more Infor of photographs at Thomas infrared film, the artist depicts For more infonnation, call 774-5561 . ~~G' mation, call 774-0465. Memorial Library in Cape Eliza Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am -9:30 pm, Fri 8 774-3712 familiar scenes that are mysteri am-5 pm, Sun 11 am-4 pm. 775-3052 . P_try R.ading Gail Schilke of Man )5 T~mpl~$t;}~ortland;'ME OoHoi' It Had To Be You Broadway comedy beth. Thehand-colored and hand ously different. "Bird House at hattan, curator of The Knitting Factory about a failed actress, health food nut Portland Public Library, Monument . NO", .tZ(j;l177l44'1':'it ,...... ' painted photographs by Maine Portland Head Light" is ambigu Square, Portfand. "Maine light: Paint Reading Series and the founder and .=0 and analysis addict who is lookIng for photographers Elaine Tselikis director of the St., Clark's Anti-Poetry love In New York City. Performed by ous and surreal with its soft tint, ings by Nancy Glassman· through Apr .: and Concetta Domenico look at Project, reads from her work Apr 12, e" .s6J;l;fa%lrif~~~~;}i~~;J36" ",', >••. :.;.:.... ._. :.;.:.;:;.;.:.,.- ... " ...... :.;. the Phoenix Theater Company Apr 13- contrast of dark and light, and 28. Hours : Mon. Wed, Fri 9 am-6 pm ; diverse subject matter using a peculiar angles. Tue, Thu 12-9pm;Sat9am-5pm.871- 7:30 pm at Raffles Cafe Bookstore, 15 aIThe Portland Club, 156 State SI., 555 Congress St., Portland. Free and variety of techniques. Tselikisis intrigued byexperi 1700. Portland. Dinner theater production open to the public. For more inlorma begins with a traditional family style Any number of materials can mentation and discovery. She has St.in Gall.ry Cont.mporary Glass, 20 Milk St., Portland. Symbio tion, call 761-3930. turkey dinner at 7 pm; performance be used to hand color a silver done a lot of work with plastic livIng WIth AIDS: Persons With begins at 8 pm. Tickets are $27.50 print. Here the artists use oil sis series, joined multi-blown vessels UNCLE ~ILL'r"S cameras, particularly the Diana by John Burchetta. Hours: Mon-Sat 11 AIDS Share Their Stories Talks h p\I.JJJ.Al~ j}.t.J. each or $200 for a table of eight For pigment, colored pencils and wa camera. Manufactured in Hong sponsored by BGLAD : A Celebration more information, call 773-0218. am-5:30 pm; closed Tue and Sun. 772- Lighten Up! tercolor markers to ornament Kong in the '60s, it has a plastic 9072. of Sexual Diversity Apr 12, 7:30 pm in ~J1J~ ~~{,"S\l>~~ JA\U'E Annuaf Spring Perfonnanceofthe their black and white photo Kresge Auditorium, Visual Arts Center, Bowdoin Dance Group Perform lens, and offers an intcrc~ting, Wellin GardIner Fine Arts, 4 112 and get graphs. Somcappear wJlh a slight Bowdoin College, Brunswick. Free and JOu fI~R'~ ~ ance Includes "Stuck Falling Next To somewhat distorted image that Milk St., Portland. Fine 17th, 18th and tint, others have a wildly painted, Tsclikis called "free and fun." 19th century decorative prints with an open to the public. For more informa You" by Gwyneth Jones, "Yodel" by tion, call 725-3151. Talking Personal. made-up look. "Fence and Snow, Portland I lead emphasis on architectural, botanIcal, TAKE-OOT...... CATERING Paul Sarvis, "Untitled" by Chnstine Writing for Public Radio Informal Most of Concetta Domenico's marine & sporting subjects. Hours: Tue 60 OCEAN ST· - • SOUTH PORTLAND 767'7119 Philion and ·Postcard Dances with an Light" is an example. The discussion with Andrea de Leon of onglnal score and projected Images pictures arc of llowers. "Canna" Fri 10 am-5:30 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm See page straightforward photograph of a 774-1944. MPBN and Tom Verde, freelancer Apr (~SPECIAL PIG PICKIN' PARTY SENDOFF"') Shows are Apr 13-14 at 8 pm In Pickard is the straightforward evocation 17 for Noon til Midnight. Apnl 29 picket-fencetakc-;on a whole new 12, 7.30 pm at the Portland Public Theater, Bowdoin College, Brunswick of the flower, hand-painted with life through the dIstortion cre Safety Building, Middle St., Portland. deUlls. Hours: Tues - Sat. • 11 :30am - 1 O.30pm. Sun. 4:30pm - 1 0:30pm Free and open 10 the public. For more a luscious bright red. The color is The discussion sponsored by the Port Closed Mondays' Sunday Night Blues Jam ated by the lens informatIon, call 725-3151. rich, but overdone and the neon land Writers Network. Free and open Anns and The Man George Bernard Tselikis offers up some heav OUT OF TOWN bee pollinating the flower seems ily painted scenes that look more to the public. For more infonnation, call Shaw's satlreofwarrs belngperlormed Bowdoin College Museum of Art 871-0466 Apr 12-29 at The Theater Project 14 out of place. "Leaf," on the other like a paint·by-number works Brunswick. "Marsden Hanley in Bav hand, is only slightly tinted and Dynamic Community Television School St, Brunswick Performances than anything clsc. The colors ana" and "American Modernism , 1900- Local television'S role in the commu much more appealing. The inti are Thu at 7 pm, Fri-Sat at 8 pm and are too bold and the brush stroke 1940" through Apr t 4 and "Paper nity and the public's access to it are Sun at2 pm. For reservations or more mate evocation is sensual and too apparent. Horses: Popular ChInese Woodcuts" examined in a program aired on the DAVID PARSO~S Information, call 729-8584 alive. It is like an X-ray with light Tselikis is most successful through Apr29. Hours: Tue-Sat 10 am- Community Cable Network Apr 13 at The Schoolmaster of Flat Creek coming through the back of the with her double imagery. "Aph 4 pm, Sun 2-5 pm. 725-3275. 7:30 pm, Apr 14-16 at 1:30 and 7:30 DANCE COMPANY Onglnal musical adapted by Bonnie leaf emphasizing the veins. rodite/' a selenium toned silvcr EI .....nts Gallery, 56 MalneSt., Brun pm, Apr 17-19 at 9:30 am on channel Barry-Sanders Irom the story ·The Domenico experiments with swick. "Metal Message: a group show 37 in Portland, S. Ponland, Cape Eliza Hussier School-Master"' by Edward print, depicts the front and back of sculpture, jewelry and objects in Friday, April 20, 8:00 pm gum bichromate prints. A non of a headless, armless, ancient beth . Gorham, Falmouth and Scarbor 11111" Ticket Info" 773·6886· Entertainment Hotline 775"2494 "1111 Eggleston. Set in a small town in Indl Iron, steel and other metals through ough. $20,$16,$12,$8 ana after the CiVIl War, the story IS silver technique used in the 19th sculpture. The black and white Apr 26. Hours: Tue-Sat 10 am6 pm. and early 20th centuries, the Lesbians and Cay M.n of the about Ralph Hartstook and how he sharply contrasted against the 729-1108. African Diaspora: Saving Our image is printed on paper that Astounding athleticism ... zany, overthrows a band of raIders who harmony of the two forms cre Hob. Sound Gallerl.s North, 58 Souls, Saving Ours.lves CraIg witty, breathtakingly inventive and control the town. Performances are lends a soft, pastel-<:olored qual ates a well balanced, cool and ap MaineSt., BrunsWIck. "Images for Earth Harris, AIDS educator and author, lyrically musical Apr 18-20 at 7.30 pm at the UniverSIty ity. "Angel Icon" and "Icon" are pealing image. Day" features works by artists on envi speaks Apr 17, 7:30 pm, Beam Class of New England Campus Center, Bid two interesting gum bichromate The work here does not re ronmental issues through May 12. room , VIsual Arts Center, Bowdoin deford Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for Works by Karen Gilg, RonCross. Eliza sponsor prints. The former is the full-fig volve around a particular theme College, Brunswick. Free and open to children. For more information, call 283- ured depiction of a Renaissance beth Busch, John Muench, Lin Lis the public For more information, call ~51 0171. and neither of the artist's styles berger, Chris Cantwell, Abby Shahn, angel, while the latter is a detail arc distinct. Rather the exhibit is 725-3151. The Happiest of the Thre. by Barbara Sussman, MarJone Moore, Consumer Issues of the '90s Ralph at Portland City Hall Auditorium Eugene LabIche French larce per of the face. The gum bichromate a collection of works by two art· Bernard Langlais and Maunce Freed technique is an asset to the sub Nader, founder 0/ the consumer rights formed by USM students Apr 20-29 at ists who seem enthusiastic about man. 725-4191. movement, speaks Apr 17, 7:30 pm, Think ject; the pieces appear antiquated. ~. Portland Concert Association Russell Hall, USM Gorham. Perform trying anything. Thomas M ...... rI.1 Library, 6 Scott Pickard Theater, Bowdoin College, ances are Thu-Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 5 ElaineTselikis,like Domenico, /llnner Visions" is on view Dyer Rd , Cape Elizabeth. ·fnner Vi Brunswick Free tickets may be picked of it as "-I·I. I"[;J~I"II-I" 262 Cumberland Avenue pm. Tickets are $6 for the public, $5 for works with different cameras and through May 19. sions,· blackandwhiteprints and hand up at the Events Office, Moulton Union. PCA Portland, ME 04101 colored photographs through May 19. I seniors, $3 for students. For more in Leslie Monson For more information, call 725-3151 . I Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am-5 pm, Tue and ._" . _. Call 772-8630 formatIon, call 780-5480 Trains In Maine: .....t Around the Radio David Parsons Dance Company L Thu until 9 pm. 799-1720 CO ....r? Amtrak's senior director of performs Apr 20, 8 pm at Portland CIty York Instltut. Mu_um, 371 Main public affairs Bruce Heard will discuss Hall Auditorium . Parsons has created Portland Mus..... of Art Seven Con St., Saco. "Objectivity: Selections for the Amtrak system and the possibility that works for the American Ballet Theater, gress Square, Portland Hours Tue the PennanentCollection"through mid of trains in Maine Apr 17, 7:30 pm at •• Momix, Israel's Bat-Sheva Dance Sat, 10-5; Sun, 12-5; Free on Thursday Sep; "Pants for Painllngs·through mId Holiday Inn By The Bay, 88 Spring St., listens CAPWNIWING Company, Ballet Metropolitan,a dn for evenings, 5-9. "Flora Portrayed: Clas Oct. Watercolors by Pam Johnson Portland. Free and open 10 the public. the Paul Taylor Dance Company, where SICS of BotanIcal Art from the Hunt through Apr. Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 10 For more information, call TRY-RAIL IWII he was formally a lead dancer Tickets Collection· (through May 13), "Tradi am-5 pm; Tue, Thu 10 am-8 pm, Sat 9 Candidate Debat. Tom Andrews, LIGHT UP to you. Willi SpecIal Guests are $20, $16. $12 and $8, available tions in American Landscape" (through am-12 pm . 282-3031. Linda Abronson, Jim Tierney. Libby from the Ponland Concert Association ARI Apr 22), "French ImpreSSIonism and MItchell and Ralph Conant debate PI •••• at 772-8630. Beyond: The Scott M. Black Collec questions posed by a panel of journal YOUR LIFE! Heaven Can Wait Harry Seagall"s tion' (through July 29); "Urban Visions: ists Apr t 8, 7 pm at the Holiday Inn By _WfIlOIIAIING comedy-fantasy IS being performed by OPENING Images by Ashcan School PaInters" OTHER The Bay, 88 Spring St., Portfand. Event AI SoolS Reserved the Freeport Communrty Players Apr Barridott Galleries, 26 FreeSt. Port (through Aug 26); "Amencans at Home Nurturing Adult Creativity Work is sponsored by the Portland Demo :@@rnwrnm@m@ No other radio 20-21 and 27-28 at 7'30 pm in the land Recent work by Alison Hildreth and Abroad . Watercolors and Prints by shop led by art therapist M. Elizabeth cratic City CommIttee Free and open Light up the night with game in the last 40 years' ... The Freeport HIgh School. Admission IS $5 through Apr 26. Opening receptIon Apr Chllde Hassam, Maurice Prendergast, Conley shows parllcipants how to to the public for more infonnation, call station in Portland offers yc u FRI * MAY.4 * 8 PM Michelob Light! Which is the record was set on December 15, for adults, $4 for seniors and students 12,5-7 pm. 772-5011 James McNeIll Whls~er and John experiment WIth art forms, develop a 871-7232. the variety of talk programs available CITY IAllmTIRWM • only college in America ever to 1973 when Tennessee beat Tickets may be purchased at Bow Street Congress Square Gallery. 594 Con Singer Sargent" (Apr 6-July 8). 775· per~onal expressive style and receive Statistical and Modelling Aspects on WGAN. From 9:05am to 4pm and TlCklis h ...bIe.t II Tido.ttron Iot.MM. SUIwtlefi'IIS RiIIIOOId5 have both the na Temple by the score Market and LeIghton's in Freeport. For gress St, Portland New work by MI 6148 support for creative growth Apr 12, 7-9 of the AIDS Epidemic Dr. Lynne The RlCOrd e.chlngeor c:hIfljJl try QIIIng T... lron l-1CJO..382-1OBO tional rushing cham of 11 to 6. Michelob more Information. call 865-6041 chael H LeWIS , paIntIngs done on rag The Baxter Gallery, Portland School pm at the RIverton Branch library. Billard, professor of statistics at Uni 7:05pm to 5:30am weekdays and pion in football and Light - Another Little Festival of the Unexpected paper WIth turpentine wash Opening of Art, 629 Congress St., Portland 1600 Forest Ave , Portland No previ versity 01 Georgia, considers the incu around the clock on the weekends, Poets, playwnghts, directors and ac the national scoring member of the reception Apr 13,530-7:30 pm. Hours ' "FLUXUS Selectrons from the Gilbert ous art experience is necessary. Free bation period and the development of tors are In reSIdence at Portland Stage and lila SIlverman Collecllon· through we explore everything from where to champion in basket great beer - from Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm. Thu until8. 774 and open to the public, but pre-regis the basic dIfferential equatIons which Company Apr 20-24 at the Portland 3369 May 4 Hours. Mon·Fn 10 am-5 pm plant an herb garden to where to in ball in the same the fam tration is necessary. For more informa descrIbe the underlYIng epidemiC proc Mi~hclob Performing Arts Center. 25A Forest Traditional Musical Instrument (Thu unlll 7). Sun 11 am-4 pm 775- tIon, call the library Thursday 12-8 pm school year?. The ess Apr 19, 8 pm in Daggett Lounge, vest for retirement. And throughout ily of super-pre Ave., Portland. (Poetry readIngs will be Show ExhibIt Includes some of the 3052. at 797-2915 Wentworth Hall, Bowdoin College, only time it ever mium beers. llere's held at Raffles Cafe Bookstore, 555 most unrque, handcrahed wooden in Bayview Gallery 75 Market SI., Port Maine Light Nancy Glassman WIll dis Brunswick. Free and open to the pub the day, the WGAN news team breaks happened was when an oddity ... The big Congress St.)"A Play of Notand Now: struments available for public viewIng land New watercolors by Carol Hayes cuss her work, which is currently on lic. For more informabon, call 725-3151 . the stories that become the next day's George Rogers of the league baseball sta a work In progress based on a story by Apr 14-May 12 at Thos. Moser CabI through Apr 28. Hours. Mon·Sat 10 exhibit at the Portland Public library, Gays in Film VIto Russo, the author of headlines. Want the best news and University of SOllth Gertrude Stein performed Apr 20 at 7 am-6 pm. 773-3007 dium that has the netmakers, 415 CumberlandAve ., Port Apr 17, 7 pm In RInes Meeting Room of "The Celluloid Closet. recognozed as infonnation? There'sonlyonechoicc. Carolina led the na largestseaung capac pm, Apr 21 at2 pm, Apr 22 at 4:45 pm , land. Opening reception Mar 14, 5-8 Evans Gall.ry, 7 Pleasant SI, Port the library. Free and open to the public the groundbreaking book in gay film tion in rushing In ity had the smallest Apr 23 at 7:30 pm and Apr 24 at 6.30 pm. For more Informatioll, call 774 land. Mano GIacomelli, photographs For more information, call 871-1700 theory, speaks Apr 20, 7 pm in Kresge But you probably know that already. college football in aLlendance in the pm; "Terminal HIp: poet and playwright 3791. from Italy through Apr 28. Also photo Door Gods and Kitch.n Deiti.s: AudItorium, Visual Arts Center, Bow Mac Wellman's aitically-acciaimed play graphs by Larry Fink, selections from the fall of 1980, and Zam Freder majors in 1983!. .. The biggest USM Art Gallery, Gorham ExhIbIt of Popular Chin.s. Woodcuts doin College, BrunSWIck. For more performed Apr 20 at 10:15 pm, Apr 21 works by USM Students Apr 15-May 3 "Social Graces: Hours: Tue-Fn 10 am- ClIfton C. Olds, professor of the history information, call 725-3151. ick of the University of South seating capacity in major league -.. at 2:30 pm, Apr 22 at5:15 pm, Apr 23 Opening recepllon Apr 15, 1-3 pm . 6 pm, Sat 11 am-5 pm. 879-0042. and cntlcism of art, and lin Yu Deng , Judith Magyar Isaacson, author of Carolina led the nation in scor baseball is Cleveland Stadium, at8 pm and Apr 24 at9:45 am: Kenneth Hours: Sun-Thu 12-4 pm 780-5009. F.O. BaU.y, 137-141 Middle SI., Port visiting pro(essor 10 the Asian Studies the recently published "Seeds of Sarah: ing in college basketball in the which seaLS 74,208 ... But Cleve Koch reads from his poetry at Raffles AREA Gallery. USM Portland Cam land. Works by 10 Maine artists. Hours Program , speak Apr 18, 1 pm in the Memoirs of a Girlhood" speaks about spring of 1981. With Michelob land finished last in attendance Apr 21 at 7:30 pm ; and Mac Wellman, pus Center, Bedford Street, Portland. Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm, Sat 10 am-4 pm. Walker Art Building, Bowdoin College. her experience in Auschwitz during Light - you get a super-pre among all big league teams in reads from his forthcoming novel at George Burk, recent works on paper 774-1479 BrunSWIck. Free and open to the pub World War II Apr 20, 7:30 pm at Con mium taste in a less filling 1983 with a total of 768,971. Raffles Apr 22 at 7:30 pm . All perform Apr 16-May 23. Openrng reception Apr Frost Gully Gallery, 25 Forest Ave ., lic. Formoreinformation ,call725-3151. gregation Bet Ha'am, 111 Wescoll Rd , beer. What was the lowest Beer is a good part of the ances are free. For more information, 19,5-7 pm . Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-l0 Portland. New work by Marcia Wislin South Portland. Free and open to the l:I~\'rd!' ~ I call 774-0465 Portland's NewsfTalk Station scoring major-college basketball good life! Drinkresponsiblyl pm, Sun 12-5 pm. 780-4090. Carner, DeWitt Hardy and Chris Hunt public. For more infonnation, call 879- Ingtoothrough Apr 23. Hours: Mon-Fn 0028. 12-7 pm. 773-2555. M.n'. Journal Workshop led by The artists who Gall.ry 127, 127 Middle SI, Portland. Alfred DePew. Workshop for begin donated their work to AROUND TOWN New watercolors by Graydon Mayer, ners and those who would like to Taos-inspired oils by Pat Hardy, land The Art Gallery at Six De.rlng, deepen and expand their journals se the Portland School scapes in oil by Gina Werfel and Hearne Portland. "Nostalgia," an exhibit of wa lected Mondays, 7-9 pm beginning Apr of Art's 15th Annual tercolors by Robert Heath. Show con Pardee through May 15 Hours : Wed 30. Six sessions $100. To register. call Fri 11 am-5 pm, Sat 12-4 pm. 773- Art Auction" tinues through Apr 28. By appointment 775-3708 . 3317. thereafter. 772-9605. continued on page 16 1 6 Casco Bay Wetkly April 12, 1990 17 conlin""d {ram page 15 index anrmals home services antiques learning auctions legal services auditions lost & found billboard musical instruments btz services notIces ~ scan~·navia boats person to person Quality Contemporary & WELL "'J.V HELP body & soul recreation Scandinavian Designs! ouse Survivors of Sexual Assault Rape business opportun~ies nde board Crisis Center offers a co-facilitated edu catering roommates cationaVinformationai support group for child care stuff for sale 343 Forest Ave. • Portland, Maine. (207)773-4715 survivors of sexual assault. Free, con dating services wanted fidential and child care available. For employment wheels yard sale more information, call the Rape Crisis entertainment for hire NESS fieamarkets real estate. for sale Center Hotline at 774-3613. 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Golf fanatic and Raymond ME C407~ Prize winning novel. and dO the envelope andJ writer Dan Jenkins is worried: success! Senes of spnng workshops GM , 30'S , SEEKS ohrGM'S Who wha leve' else maKes me 800-446-2979 "The Masters may one day Include" Stress " Apr 24, 7-9 pm enJoy thea.ter, danel"':;, Intimate excruQatlhgly hapoy I am, howeve', . .~ "Healthy Travel" Apr 26. 7-9 pm Cllnners. Lite IS swee(8( when ;t's If you have placed an ad n the Casco Bay ""'*"'it by no means, a se:f·cemered change its name to the Cadil 8 Pheasant Lane • Lextll ton, MA o:! 173 Stretching Workshop" May 8, 7-9 pm , s'1ared. Sene le::e" o.t length, perronrus, YOU" ad", aJlDmatl:::ai'V entereo .., m parso.,. I adore ma,r;ing others lac AT&T Chrysler Nissan on one #. PO 80, 61 O~ Faimout\ PERSONAL OF THE WEEK conteSt We are iooIoc" hapoy. "Have you seen that move, send your reply ~ "smoke-less Flying" May 10, 7-9 pm. !nat are aeaDve, and lui Shearson Lehman Hutton ME 04105 TPL 22~64 tor,a; wmy too?'" If so, g,ve me a ca:l. Perhaps All workshops are held at 302 Stevens WinnP.rS WlIIecelVp. thfllr tlckets In !he mal Honda Nestle Deposit Guar BLACK MEN Co"," 0"' Come we aeserve eadl Ol"er, CBW Bex ~ r Ave. (church hall), Portland. Fee IS $25 Out Wh lever You A/e. t'" S 31 863 TPL 2? Run your Person To Person antee MCI K Mart GTE South per session. For more information, call Vc_' ~ d 5 T a: iC"ve wan, SWM LOOKING FOR a Sunday to ad for 2 weeks and get western Bell Kemper Pepsi 758-9915. car "~, SWF .135 loeen look.. .. g f~r ounny to serve me oreakfast In oed J : OFF THE Menopaus. Workshop Women to 'OV9 In ail "e wrong piaces only to SWM 26 A,erag. looking nice gUy SWM 25 SH Y reselVed enlO\ I SBlVVlg 2 more wee \ Titleist Hardee's Federal Ex am not acove yo_ the same be aDoroacheD oy YOu' y'ounQer :5'9 175 bS.) 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TopICS to be discussed in leap, I'm YOur Si.Joe'womar; caw I~ng·na ree s~ I o~ ,..IIIOlnO or HAPPY COUPLE LOOKING ;0 costume IS t,ne out no: necessan;. . 187JCI ... Sl..~ , SPRING FLING won't be enough room on the clude estrogen replacement, osteopo CLOCK 80"< 850 1F! 1)2" ~Ispcm· f. 21 ·~l'" WiO ·5 l~or POSTUREPEDIC Can we talk? so they each took out ads in ETC About personals? '"1ALKING CoscoBov INNERSPRING Danc.s of Universal Peace Apr VV'EEKLV 14, 7-9 pm at the Swedenborgian You bet we can. Church, 302 Stevens Ave. Portland PERS@NAL Person on -F For more information, call 846-6039. RunningSPORT Upcoming Road races R MATTRESSES Contradance with Shenanigans t-..-OW, not only 01r. you TCele the pcrson,11~ - b~:t you GW '-'I~C Greater Portland 5 Mile Patriots Day All dances taught, beginners and ds.tcn .1nd ever t.l:" w then'" Race Apr 16, 12 noon (797-4242 or singles welcome Apr 14, 8.30 pm at the 874-1070); April Amble Four-mile race Newbegln Gym in Gray Admission is Talking Pcrsol'li\ls c1.fC C\ quiCk and {'a5Y \\,'ay [0 nnd Ollt rlor(.; Apr 29,9:15 am at Westbrook College $4. For more Information, call 428- clOOUr the person pIcKIng the nd, 10 shiue {nore C\::>out vour.sc:f. in Portland (797-7261 ext. 212). 3986. or Jus.t ro seC' who's our mere Casco Bay Bicycle Club Upcoming KIDS Miss Greater Portland Scholar Rides: Apr 14, 9 am, Deenng Oaks Mini Windsocks Workshop for kids ship Pageant Apr 14 at Catherine To :Slen to the Tall Proudly distributed by National Distributors, South Portland, Maine.