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LISTINGS page 14 Recycle or burn ... Working Baxter Boulevard. UMV A on the wall. See page 2 See page 18 See page 16 2 Casco Boy Weekly Jun. 22, 1989 3 Starting June 26 Portland Wine and Cheese , Co1llpany I Presents ... When your rent money could be used to buy your own home . Bagels with our famous THE WEEK IN BRIEF: •.• When Showcase has the most affordable homes in the state. cream cheese spreads. Fear of heights strikes downtown ..• When Showcase has the best financing plans for home buyers. As the Portland City Council and Planning Guy Gannett Publishing,at390CongressStreet, Pro-choice pulls together ... When we can show you how you can made fresh dally. Board try to plan the city's skyline, some busi also threatened to leave town if the limits are Fruit Salads nesses are getting claustrophobic. Fear of heights In anticipation of a July United States Supreme Court ruling on own your own home for as little as Served from 8-t tam finalized. Currently in the 65-foot zone, Gannett struck a newspaper, a bank and a television sta doesn't have room for its 600 employees. If limits abortion rights, Maine women rallied on F1ag Day, June 14, to Monday through Saturday $15 a day! tion when interim height restrictions in their part aren't lifted, said John Hooper, vice president of demonstrate theircomrnitment to a woman'sright to choose abor of town were considered June 19. Gannett, "It might prompt a decision to relocate tion. The Portland rally in Monument Square drew about 300 Call Showcase Homes of Maine at The Carr, Lynch Associates report to the plan our newspaper offices and five to six hundred people, 90 percent of them women. Speakers read letters of our toll-free number or stop by our ~7_7_2~_~_:__ 7_____ ~ ______7_7_2_f~_5_2_94~ support from all four of Maine's congressional delegates and ning board recommended that Congress Street be people to our new 20-acre site in South Portland." model homes on Route 4 in Turner considered the spine of the Portland peninsula, But not everyone feels the sky is falling. Debo pointed out that while pro-choice forces have been complacent, with high buildings along the spine, and heights rah Andrews, executive director of Greater Port anti-abortion forces have organized. at Turner Plaza and Route 302 in decreasing toward the waterfront. land Landmarks expressed strong support for the Naples across from Mardon Marina. The planning board and council are currently height limits. She said factors besides growing Wood: No gay rights ordinance We'll show you just how easy it is implementing that plan's recommendations sec businesses on the Congress Street spine must be tion by section on an interim basis, lowering considered. For example, City Hall's spire has a Although the Portland Press Herald reported that Portla.nd to really own your own home. ceilings in some sections of Congress Street, and striking silhouette, said Andrews, and what is City Councilor Barb Wood would propose a local gay /l~sblan rights bill this summer, Wood said her comments were ~uscon raising them in others. Businesses planning ex built opposite it could dwarf the spire. strued, and that she has no specific plans for such an ordlnanc~. pansion in the shorter sections are not pleased. She said a conservative position may save costly "I have absolutely nothing to say, I have no idea how to do this Call today! Located a t One Congress Square, WCSH-TV is aesthetic mistakes. "Recent proposals before the a t a city level," said Wood. "Wha t I told the Portland Press Herald on the shorter side of the spinal boundary. The planning board have demonstrated the very real reporter was that I would probably look into something later in Single Vision Bifocal FT25-FT28 building must respect an 85-foot limit under the possibility that the value of this height study 1--800--344--6552 Frame & Lens interim proposal, while buildings across the street could be undermined by major projects which the year." Wood reported many phone calls supporting the idea. Model homes open 9am-7pm Weekdays Frame & Lens may aspire to 125 feet. literally get in under the wire," Andrews said. 9am-5pm Saturday Noon-5pm Sunday $49. Frederic Thompson, president of WC5H, told Besides historians, some businesses are served Illegal parkers hooked harder $79. councilors that the station is out of space, and the by the new heights. They lie in the new sky Second Pair Only Second Pair Only only way it can grow is up - or out of town. scraping territory along the Congress Street spine. Already notorious for its high car-towing fees, Portland is 'Tm imploring that you include our business The 230-foot Lincoln Towers complex has raising them. Portland's rates were already higher than most in $40. in the 125 foot height limitation," Thompson said. gained final approval to build on the block New England. Nonetheless, on June 19 the Portland City Council Maine National Bank wants more than 125 bounded by Congress and 'Pearl streets, Cumber approved an increase for a night-time, police-ordered tow or ~~ feet. It would like to grow as high as 200 feet, said land Avenue and the Franklin Street Arterial. snow tow from $40 to $50, and for a day tow from $30 to $40. The Wayne McGarvey, the bank's president. He Also in a good spot is the Fidelity building at 463 rates also apply to people towed from pri~ate lots, :-vho pr~vi SHOWCASE HOMES,INC. ously paid whatever the tower wanted. Ordinance aSide, towing warned the council that if the interim height pro Congress Street, which seeks a IS-story addition. SETTING THE PACE IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING posal was made permanent, the bank would re The council did not vote on the proposal. a car without its owner's permission then demanding money to consider growth plans in the Downtown area. release it is theft under state law, according to District Attorney Morga" Shtp ~ Waterfront condos, half price »()IJI~ N .JIJI.. Y )4'IIIS'I'« A handful of slow-selling condos hit the foreclosure auction ~~~------~~~@ block June 17 after Peoples Heritage Bank grew impatient with the sluggish market. The nine Portside units on Portland Pier had been priced from$175,000 to $325,000, but sold for just $89,000 to $155,000. Two independent surveys released in May described a 18-month to six-year condo glut in Greater Portland. .soiA'i, (ilIP, 811T I'M 1lJ8SHlNa (fIV HAIR ••. Cost of trash goes up It will cost more to bum a tonof trash next year. Regional Waste SMK't,QHP. BUT Hi) Systems, a 20-town group that runs the Portland trash-to-energy PlACf IS Uk!; GOOI) plant, is proposing a 34 percent increase in tipping fees, bumping ----OU> ALBERrAS.. CJ\u. the charge for dumping a ton of trash from $25 to ~33:50 . T.hls year's jump isdue to construction costs and a change m fmancmg 11~-S40a TIl FIND the plant's $85 million debt. Charles Foshay, RWS executive -.::.~~ ..~, OUT ABOUf Mfijl/S, director, said another increase may come next year because budg f~ PA~IN4 JIT etary surpluses will be gone, and state fees for ash disposal may take effect. \..iJNQf, ~ HOW TO JUST MOlD CHIP, \IIij) IS <. GAAifl) FROM A~J\~ Ooops ... Pilot recycling program begins In the June 15 issue of Casco Bay Weekly when we outlined the debate over Tony Donovan's septic system on Long Island we Curbside collection of recyclable garbage began on Peaks Island June 19. Portland said Donovan's property once had an overboard discharge sys city employee A.J. Alves collected clear glass. newspaper, corregated cardboard and tem. Donovan says his property has never had an overboard ,,-.-On------. Summer high-density plastic for recycling. Regular household garbage was also collected, and discharge septic system, but a subsurface disposal system. taken to Regional Waste Systems - an Increasingly expensive option. (See right) Catnera SAL E Professional classes thru June 24 Branch library looking for a home NEWS OF THE WEIRD: in acting for: Growing community interest in the Burbank ~-----~-:<,,"" other residents lost hope or forgot about it. • Branch Library may bring about its return. Then the Friends of the Burbank Branch held a or One of the first petitions for exemption from the Monterey • TV· FILM. V ~ g Thebeigebuildingat 14 Pleasant Ave., now the public meeting in May, and nearly 60 .people County (Calif.) anti-smoking ordinance was filed by the sponsor • VOICE OVER • office and home of a psychologist and his family, of fund-raising bingo games, who feared smokers would no Photography ServIce for showed up. A search committee, made up of Win roles, earn income was the Burbank Branch Library for 40 years library board and staff members, community longer play if they couldn't smoke while doing :><,. The ~ponsor Amateurs & Professionals was the local chapter of the American Cancer Society, which later in commercials, serving Deering area readers. Opened in 1940, it members and City Councilor Tom Allen, was industrials, film and radiO. All fixed up sparkling was the first branch library in Portland. dropped its request, as well as the games. white. 4 BR's ready for formed. The Burbank Branch Search Committee CaUfor current class UsL MINUTE In 1980, the building was sold so the library is charged with determining the needs of the or John Matlock, 35, and Pamela Sheppard, 31,. were fou~d you to move in and enjoy had to leave. The Burbank Branch relocated to a library, looking for places to rent, buy or build on, asphyxiated in their idling car in Matlock's garage In January m the Back Bay Views. PHOTO classroom at Longfellow Elementary School, wrangling the cost into the city's 1990-91 budget, Springfield, Mo. The couple had apparently fallen asleep after EBERHAROT/l:i;'1P..4CT Just $92,500. where it remained until 1985. When enrollment at developing community support and rais\ng having sex, leaving the engine running to power the heater. ~~5i;;ao~N~c~A~M;E;RA Call Chris Behan INC. the Longfellow School increased; however, the or Testifying in the Goshen, N.Y., trial of a man accused of money. President of the library Board of Trustees 9CI RD. .school needed the room. The books were packed Harry Pringle thinks that the Burbank Branch murdering his second wife, the first wife said the man had asked so. PORTLAND. 775-4312 up and the branch disappeared. could reopen within the year. her if he could bury the second wife's body on her land, but she 775-6558 NEAR MALL· ACROSS FROM UPS 37 Ocean Street, South Portland 157 Middle Street (Old Port) "When it closed, people were left wi,th the In the meantime, the 20,000-book collection said that wasn't a good idea "because I have a high water table." 142 High st. BALFOUR 767-2007 Bill Ciccarone 761·2882 Debbie Dolan impression that it was coming back," said neigh gathers dust in a storage warehouse on Kennebec Chuck Shepherd/AlterNet Portlan Me 04101 Suite 6 4 ,fot;/tVO«I ~,;." t#a . 773-8224 borhood resident Virginia King. She said that Street. ~lly N.lson 4 Casco Bay Wukly J"~ 22, 1989 s Come Celebrate Our Indulge YourseH••• . ' Sit by the window and enjoy the harbor view SECOND ANNIVERSARY! .' . . .' '. '. :. ~ . ;~ ',. as you leisurely browse through books ...... covering every subject imaginable . \ I So come on in and browse. Indulge yourself! / ALL BOOKS 15% OFF .-/ ./ Through SUNDAY, JUNE 25 RAFFLES \ <.::.I)J~OOI I WHERE I'M CONSISTING Of'" HIE." I A llAD.Us . 1ft.A,AlR'~ DISCOVER excerpted on page nine was not much easier. We were looking for shore birds in Cape May, have to go for the small things. New Jersey. It was uncomfortable and hot, and "What else does he do?" people ask me. He 10.000 VOLUMES 1'f.~~~1 OLD PORT'S CAIllNGFROM "A Trip to Portland" was selected without IN MOST I hated the bugs and miles of wet grass. And is tall and reedy, they think he must be a I 146 Ocean St., South Portland: BEST NEW STORE the help of Ms. Cooke, who excused herself FACULTIES 8< SCIENCES. there was something about all those people dancer. • I • I Used & Out-of-Print Book. I from that one story because she recognized the I Tel. 799-~A"-~ ..I I with big black appendages stuck to their eyes "Nothing," I tell them. "He's content." Art. I We h!!Y bOOKKIDO. author. Mr. Lawless noted that several people that made me feel foolish. My mother had Right now he's a projectionist at a cinema in Hi>; tury, Literatw·e. Trn. /'ef, AnuJricana. I "THE MOST HUMBLE I in the room felt that this story could have been invited Glenn to come with us - a rare gesture South Portland. He's had seventeen jobs in the Th eology, Nauticul. I SECONDHAND BOOKS HOP I of good will - but I didn't bother to relay the last six years, doing each one exclusively, eh ildrl' n ·s. &t•. I IN NORTH AMERICA." I a page from their own life. Ms. McGrath called BOOKSTORE message. He would have been inspecting the devotedly, until he gets good enough and his Lenthl' r Bound Volumes. ~-~-~-~- oIIf'~- oIIf'~-ob-~-~'~- I I it "mystical and cool." swamp grass or watChing a shift in the cloud curiosity is sated. Then he looks for something etc. I I ''Neighbors'' was also selected to be ex cover, in any case far away every time someone else. He carries membership cards for five ~ "SIMPLY 'if. & WHICH ARE SOLD FOA MAINE'S BEST R This coupon good cerpted. Ms. Cooke commented on the story's shouted "I see on,e!" unions. He always wears a hat, ready to move. A for ,1.00 Off He can't leave anything alone. It took him Even his walk is Shapeless: he gangles along, SECONDHAND R each book of S6 or warmth; Ms. McGrath on the way it drew her seven years, full-time, to get through college loose and lanky, propelled by moving parts that + ~Ilh\! ~ne\! f- AT THE BOOKSTORE IN THE BOOKSTORE" E more. in. , because he majored in too many things. He sees operate independent of each other. No pattern, Expires - 711189 MAXWELL'S RAYMOND CARVER OLD PORT EXCHANGE • B Specialty Housewares $8.95 All of us at Casco Bay Weekly join with the nothing wrong with not making up a mind. just pure walking. Next to him I must look HOURS o I The bird thing started a year ago. We were prim. My life must look like cement. OR BV TaUPHONa AT o WE HAVE ABOUT 16,000 I 773·7977 judges in thanking and encouraging each of the 207· 774- 2100. TUE.-SAT.-I0-5 walking in Deering Oaks Park near the duck I will miss his arms around me. I will miss K BOOKS INCLUDINC 100 COMMERClAL ST. 52 writers who submitted stories, and we look SUN. NOON-5 S HUNDREDS OF CURRENT I IN THE THOMAS BLOCK, JUST pond when we noticed something yellow the chameleon-like nature of his mind. And at l'H< mir.edor IS AND OUT- Of- PRINT I NORTH OF DI MILLO'S forward to announcing a second CBW Rele moving erratically on the grass. 1 jumped back, night. He is searching and luminous, pure love. AL.$O IN.c;sn:o IN ,"UIltCJo! AS''''O 773-4200• 'if. MAINE ROOKS I U.""",£S a SIooIAL.1. COLL.IlCTIQNS, "A unique selection offine vant Fiction Competition very soon. thinking it was a giant insect, but Glenn recog It is impossible to escape his light. There are 241 CONGRESS STREET I Stop in for a few minutes, or I products for your home from 38 Exchange St. Old Port Monte Paulsen nized it as an injured bird. He threw his hand b ~ hE" I Maine and around the world." ...... ~ _ -'":S~ :. ~u: _DJOY,- _.J L-______....I • (207) 774-0626 kerchief over it, a trick he knew from a zoo job CONTINUED on next page -.--.- 6 Casco Bay Weekly lu>U! 22, 1989 7 CONTINUED from previous page get me to say what I really mean: You didn't tum out the way I expected. You aren't enough CRUISE THE STEAMBOAT times when I don't like to feel that exposed. like me. Or anybody. "Maybe I used the wrong word." I can admit that much. "Maybe I meant permanence. You ROUTES ABOARD LONGFELLOW II The day after the eggplant parmesan I met have no sense of permanence." my mother for lunch in town. She dipped fried His eyes are the color of jade. Sometimes clams in butter with the tips of her thumb and they look more blue, less arresting. forefinger, her hand spread out like a fan. After "You don't own anything except that bicycle she popped the last one into her mouth, she of yours. One of these days you're going to get licked her fingers daintily and glared across the killed on the bridge. If we had kids you'd be table. dead before they reached kindergarten. Most "So what's this business with the frozen people your age drive a car." birds?" "I wear a helmet. I could buy a car if I "He just finds them. When he finds them he needed one." , can't leave them, " I tried to explain. '1f they're "That's another thing, you don't need NARRATED EXCURSIONS DEPARTING 8 relatively unscathed, freshly - you know - anything. It's as if you're afraid to put down dead. If they have some dignity left. If they're roots. Have you ever noticed that you always TIMES DAILY FROM LONG WHARF still birds. He feels obligated." wear a hat?" 10 am to 11:30 1:30 to 3:00 "They? There are more?" He tosses his hat on the grass, reaches out, Lobster Fisheries and Lighthouse and "A couple," I lied. He has eight. squares me by the shoulders. Istand History Cruise Shipwreck Cruise "What does he plan to do with them? Have "I embarrass you. I know that." ~ them stuffed? Perhaps he'd like to be a taxider "Glenn." I lay my hand on his chest. I feel 12:05 to 12:55 3:30 to 5:00 Inist now." cool and shaded, his arms branch around me. I Lunchtime Harbor Naturalist Cruise "He likes what he's doing, Mother." imagine how a dying bird must feel in his sweet Cruise "Susan, please. Don't you think this bird hands. Cat Walk 5:30 to 7:00 thing is a little strange?" He whispers, "Isn't loving you enough?" and Portland Headlight "He doesn't go around looking for them. It's my silence cuts him away, burning a deep space by Tim Wooten Cruise as if they find him. They're really quite beautiful, between us. Mother. You can Only get colors like that in nature." Quitting time on the dock. Vinnie left the gangplank, vaulted over the She gave me one of her looks. Sunset & Harhorlight Cruise My mother is trying to sound sympathetic. tongs of a hastily parked forklift and marched Vinnie passed the Observatory, said hello to "I love him, Mother. I can't help it." Sunday, June 25, 7:30·10 p.m. "He's a nice boy, I always thought so. up the Portland Pier to where it met the smooth a guy whose name he couldn't remember, But I hild already made my decision. • • •• • ••• Perhaps this will help him find direction." cobblestone of Commercial Street. He tossed his rounded the corner of his street and marched "No it won't, Mother. Glenn isn't going to bailing hook into the gangbox, had the Union up the steps to his half of the duplex. change. I don't think he should." guy stamp his dues book, and trudged up the He put the groceries on the kitchen counter Last night I saw him riding his bicycle across "I always thought he was odd," my mother short hill to Leitman's market. and brushed one of the cats off a chair, disturb the Million Dollar bridge. I was in my car, says. "Not that I didn't like him. What's not to A little hole-in-the-wall on Fore Street, ing at the same time the slumbering dog under going the other way. I tapped my hom but he like?" Leitman's Store featured salvaged canned the table. He put the beer and the Inilk in the couldn't hear me. He was on his way to work, "Nothing. It's a comfort, knowing someone goods, a couple of Casco soda coolers filled refrigerator, removed a can from the plastic his helmeted head facing into the wind, a like him exists." with beer and soft drinks, and an old-fashioned ring and popped the tab. He took a short Sip for Celtics cap flapping out of his back pocket. I take my keys from her kitchen table. "I'm refrigerator packed full of milk and cheese. The the taste and then a long one for the thirst MARYLLIS Through the flush of traffic I watched him on gOing." room was divided in half by an archway before collapsing onto the chair. the other side, bobbing dangerously over the To his place. To leave him. covered by a curtain, Leitman and his mother With a lurch and a bark, the dog moved Amaryllis Clothing Co. grating, already concentrating on the ticking of " using the back of the store and the upstairs as swiftly to the back door, then settled down as a 41 Exchange Street. the movie reels, or the hush of the dark theater, living space. The whole place gave off a faint young, blonde woman entered the house with a Portland. ME 04101 One Long Wharf· Portland • 774-3578 whatever it was that attracted him this time. It's over in minutes. He doesn't beg or try to smell of ammonia. child in one arm and stroller in the other. When he was a picture framer he was dra wn by 772-4439 make me feel guilty. On the way home I pull Vinnie took a cold six-pack of Miller's from "Vincent! Gimme a hand ... " the things people chose to frame, and the into Deering Oaks to cry. I get out of the car and the cooler, deftly opened the refrigerator with Vinnie moved as quickly as the dog to the process was compelling, too: the colors, the lean against the door, the big oaks meeting in his free hand to grab a carton of milk, and hallway door and grabbed the stroller from his thickness of wood and metal, how little it took dark fingers over my head. The relief I expected brought both items to the dog-legged counter in wife's hand, collapsing it neatly and leaning it to make a great difference. From mediocre to does not come, just an empty space that my front of the curtain. Putting his right hand into next to the radiator with one clean motion. magnificent was such a small step. heart has not yet decided how to fill. I stare at the hip pocket of his green work pants, he "Bob Infantino was by today. You forgot the We passed each other at the Inid-point of the my hands, twisting the end of my scarf in my dredged out his wallet and pulled a five dollar rent!. .. Again! ... and ... and ... Vinnie, he says bridge, and I thought of the word problems I fingers, watching the spots of sun through the bill from it. He set the bill next to the cash we can't keep the cats any more ... " used to hate in math, moving objects passing at branches tum the blue cotton into dark and register and gazed at the odd collection of old She looked sad and confused now, nothing different speeds. It suddenly seemed important light. and new cigarettes displayed beneath the glass. like the stern face that called him "Vincent" to know which of us reached our end of the It's such a tiny movement, but it catches me, The small round shadow of a man emerged only a few seconds before. bridge first. I wa tched him in the rear-view and before my instincts can take over and say from behind the curtain: a bald head with ''I'll go over and see him, Donna ... it's only a Inirror, but he was soon lost to me. Don't look! I see it teetering on the grass, one unruly white curls attached to a body covered couple of days ... I'll work it out. .. " I have to leave for exactly the reasons I want wing held out, awkward, crooked, doomed. with a white shirt and gray wool trousers "Vince," she said plaintively, "1 can't, I just to stay. The birds, for instance. There is some Specializing in Homemade It is reddish, streaked over the belly, small. pulled almost to his chest. can't, move again ... " . thing noble about his instinct of preservation. Glenn would say its name. He knows the field "And what ... what can Meyer Leitman sell She started to cry as she put the baby on the It's a restoration, holding onto their bird-ness. guide front to back. My mother would have to you today? A little beer, a little milk? Some couch. Refusing to accept the natural order. It's an act FRESH look up, double check, compare, get another smokes?" "What's his problem with the cats? He knew of hope. Two years ago I would have loved him opinion. It's just a park bird, nothing special. It Vinnie looked· again at the cigarette display, we had cats when we moved in ... " for it, but now it seems futile. A little foolish. is trying to flee, zigzagging over the ground like packs of Cavaliers and King Sanos wedged "Vincent! Just look around! Elvis uses the There are more important things. PAS a wasp. incongruously between cartons of Mores and bannister for a scratching post, Zappa pees in "Like what?" he asks. I can't believe it's a bird, a bird that will be Virginia Slims. every comer of the house, and Tippy tore the We are sitting on the back steps of my dead in minutes or hours, that I'm the one who "No smokes, Mr. Leitman ... I quit." screen door so bad Bob's probably gonna take condominium, looking down into a man-made has found it. This injured creature and I on the "Good boy, good for you. You know, them the damage out of our deposit ... " frog pond without frogs. The water is clean and same square of grass is a dilemma that I am not new cigarettes, the ones with fancy filters - they "So what do you want me to do about it? S~_~ clear. The manger tries to keep ducks but they equipped for. give you the brain cancer ... It's in one of my pa- They're your cats ... " won't stay. I kneel on the ground, watching its tortuous pers ... the government don't want us to "Just. .. just... do something!" There are five or six young poplars. And the hopping, wishing I krlew for once the right know ... but I know, I know ... " Donna's crying became more intense now, hum of Brighton Avenue is broken by gigantic thing to do. The red deepens to purple as the The other figure behind the curtain hobbled and their two year old, picking up her mother's hedges that surround the complex. It's nice. bird lurches into a strip of sunlight. up to Leitman's side, an ancient, even more cue, began to cry as well. Vinnie tried to move COMPLETE MEALS YOU CAN PREPARE "Like setting up, that's what. Like getting I watch, as still as a held breath, until the jaundiced woman in a dark, ankle length dress, to pick the baby up, but Donna moved to IN 5 MINUTES! married someday, having a family." bird forgets my presence. It weaves its way her thin wisps of reddish-gray hair falling out counter him and snatched her to her breast. WE ALSO SERVE PREPARED His hair drops to his forehead under the toward me, unsuspecting, the dropped wing of bobby pins at the back of her head. She held Turning with the child toward the window and LUNCH & DINNER brim of a beat-up fedora, giving him a young, ruffling the grass. The thought strikes me: a spotted tabby cat in the crook of her thin, away from Vinnie, Donna sobbed with a pur EAT IN I TAKE OUT impish look. Maybe this one will survive; maybe it won't die sallow arm. poseful defiance. "That sounds good," he says. "A family in my hands. Her free hand reached over to stroke her Paralyzed for a minute, he pulled an elastic 58 MARKET STREET. OLD PORT 773-7146 would be great. 1'd like to have kids sometime." My body aches from holding still. In slow son's ear, revealing the tattooed numbers on from his pocket and fashioned a ponytail from Open Every Day Mon.-Sat. 11-8. Sun Noon-6 "How would we support them?" I know his Beautifully crafted of solid oak, our convertible motion I lift my hand to draw my scarf from her forearm as her sleeve slipped up to her his shoulder-length hair as he stormed angrily answer already and I'm infuriated in advance. frame opens into a double bed with one smooth my neck. It billows over the bird, a blue canopy elbow. out the front door. "I've never been out of work, have I?" floating down as I wait - in the thrill of a Vinnie held his breath for a few seconds and movement. Note the comfortable and functional wide "No./I stopped moment, in a wholehearted, old arms! 88 inches long. "Then?1J looked away from the woman's arm. fashioned hope-against-hope - to see how it all "Gud boy!... Gud boy," she cooed through Infantino was sitting on the porch of his "Then I want some stability. This flitting turns out. false teeth while stroking her son's ear. house in an oversized wicker-backed rocking Choose from the largest instock selection of futons, from job to job, it isn't the way things are futon frames and covers in New England. Futon Leitman smiled back at her, softly leading chair, nurSing a glass of iced-tea and a cigar. supposed to go." mattresses from $89.00 to $279.00. her back to the table behind the curtain, sooth "I brought the rent check, Bob ... I'm sorry I know I have no hope of winning this. 621 Forest Avenue near Wood fords Comer, Portland, Maine MONICA WOOD is originally from Mexico, Maine. Living ing her with a string of Yiddish words only one it's late ... " Everything he says will be true but wrong. in Portland, she was a high school teacher and counselor of which Vinnie understood: "Mama." Bob gestured to Vinnie to come into the 871-0578 "How can you say I'm not stable?" Salisfaclion Guaranteed Exit 6B off Route 295 for eight years before turning to writing full-time. Her The little man closed the curtain behind him house and sat him down at the kitchen table. He speaks in the soft tone that makes me fiction hils appeared in magazines and anthologies, among and returned to the cash register. The huge man reached for a glass from the ache. It's easy to see how he gets so many jobs. them Redbook, Ylmkeeand North Amenom Review. The Vinnie took the change from the stubby cupboard and poured Vinnie a glass of tea that He's smart and capable, but it's that sincerity. FulON FuRNISHINGS germ of this story was inspired by her friend Bill Hancock, fingered hand, thanked Leitman, and headed he really didn't want. Vinnie took the check He's so damned earnest. from who she borrowed the peculiarity of keeping dead out the door toward Munjoy Hill and home. He watches me, unwavering. He's trying to birds in a freezer. CONTINUED on next page June 22, 1989 9 .CONTINUED from prtroious page Tree from his shirt pocket and handed it to the Families Urgently Needed landlord as if in payment for the tea, feeling I Lotta from ~orw8y is just of Life humble and stupid. - l"'- one«Qurinternationalstu- An ancient symbol They talked. Or rather, Bob talked and '" dents who needs 8 loving Vinnie listened. The gravel-voiced man filled family for a school year. of productiveness, him in on his troubles with the gas company, wisdom and life, attacked the press for giving Nixon a raw deal, In return for room " and thisabucus and finally, set forth a laundry list of com board, Lotta wants to share original is available plaints about his oldest daughter who was her culture, sparkling per in 14k, 18k gold running around with a "bunch of weirdos" in sonality, and interests. and sterling silver. Boston. Vinnie nodded sympathetically to all this (all our JltzukntB hove spending while crossing and uncrossing his legs uncom and illJlurance) fortably over and over again. plea.:te call: Finally, the phone rang. Infantino picked it up and listened, tapping his foot impatiently while making "uh-huh" sounds spaced be tween short periods of silence. Then he put the phone back on the cradle and cursed softly. "Gotta go unplug Kelly's toilet." "Can I help, Bob?" Excerpt from "Yeah," said the landlord with a wink. "Don't be late with the rent next month, okay?" Vinnie said goodnight and left by the back A Trip to Portland , ...... •••..•...... •. door. Bob never did mention the cats. Not once. NEW WORK Walking back home with the damp-salt smell by Jason Fifield of the night fog in his nostrils, Vinnie wished he had a cigarette. A little courage and a cigarette. The sun will rise at around five and the sky We take our food back to the car and get is already lightening a bit. I'm really looking back on the highway. It's ten past four. DOZIER BELL At home, Donna was asleep. Vinnie took off forward to it. It's been a while since I've seen a We are in Maine when the sun comes up. his shoes and crept up the stairs to the baby's sunrise. Charlie and I look out the window and watch it LARRY HAYDEN room. He took his daughter's thumb out of her We stop for coffee at a Dunkin' Donuts near rise over the frost-covered fields. There's no one sleeping mouth and kissed her warm cheek CHARLES HEWITT Exeter. I went to school in Exeter and the place else on the highway to share this, and that gently. Present this ad, and receive in pretty familiar. There's an old man with a makes it even better. We feel like we're the only He padded back down the stairs to the • BETSY MEYER blue jacket sitting on one of the stools. He's people in the world to see the sun. Charlie says 10% off any purchase. kitchen, heated up the leftover meatloaf, drinking coffee from a big styrofoam cup and "Wow_" I just nod my head. • washed it down with the rest of the can of flat .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A • • • • • • • • A • • . STEPHEN MISHOL smoking filterless Lucky Strikes. I used to see beer, and put the Rolling Stone's "Black and this man here when I was in high school, five ROBERT WINCHELL Blue" on the stereo. He turned the volume way Qualify to win a beautiful 6'x9' Callaway Rug years ago. He is wearing the same jacket and he down and listened to the words: doesn't look any older. JASON FIFIELD is 16 years old and slarted wriling just "Oo-ooh, Daddy you're a fool to cry... " THE Charlie gets a coffee and a half-dozen lasl year. In lhe fall he will be a senior at Waynflete School JUNE 23 - JULY 23, 1989 Munchkins. I order the same. in Portland. He said that "A Trip to Portland" never FLOOR "That's good," says the middle-aged lady happened, but after he met people like these characters "the The morning shape-up on the pier was thick OPENING RECEPTION after I order. "We don't sell Munchkins by the story just came out." MARKET with guys wanting to work. Vinnie muscled his FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 5:00 TO 8:00 PM half-dozen." Offering store-wide savings every day! way through the crowd of casual labor guys We're louted on the comer of Feder... a.. Ind~ Just down from Levinsky's into -the front of the gang with the other union 57 federal Street, Portland • n~4003 • Mon-Sat 9-6, frf 9-9 • members. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tony the Business Agent was arguing with Excerpt from the Murphy brothers, the two of them still clearly drunk from the night before. "No drunks! You can hold a card in this Local for forty years for all I care, but y'ou ain't Neighbors working if you ain't sober, get it? You guys by Amy Belding Brown come back when you ain't got Irish Flu no more, okay?" The Murphys staggered back to the outside Share your special pictures! The shadow of her trailer stretches across the her walk this morning, she saw the New York of the shape-up and sat down on an old crate, garden and the tall weeds, longer and longer license plates on the big, silver car parked in FREE FILM plus FREE EXTRA PRINTS glaring at Tony while he passed out the brass toward the woods, toward the house. She steps front of the garage. Bella doesn't know anyone every day of the week with work tickets to the men who would be working back from the window. She watches the sky from New York. She's nervous about meeting that day. lights glow red. She sighs, wishing the house people who are probably rich. But she will go Vinnie took his brasso from Tony's hand and The weren't there. She liked watching the sunset anyway. They're her neighbors now and she's read the number stamped on it. No brasso, no gild the white birch trees that used to cluster on always been a neighborly woman. number. No number, no pay. the little rise where the house sits now. And "Vinnie, don't never be no drunken bum like . she's stood at the sink so many mOrnings, those Murphys. They was good men once, but watching the sun come up over the trees right not no more. This local don't need a bunch of where the black, skylight-spangled roof is. AMY BELDING BROWN grew up in Vermont and first GALLERIES Stop in and find out about our Two Convenient Locations: drunks screwing it up for everybody else, see?" came to Maine in the 1960s to attend Bates Co/lege. She "Picture Maine" 71 U.S. Ate. 1 30 City Center He took the admonishment, put his brasso in Scarborough Portland returned two years ago and settled in Freeport with her Annette and 883-5126 772-7296 his pocket and headed down with the gang to Rob Elowitch PHOTO CONTEST! All afternoon, the smell of macaroni and husband and their four young children. She said that after 'rou could win a 35mm camera! Convenient Hrs: M-F 7:30-6, Sat 9-1 begin work. 26 Free Street cheese fills the trailer. Bella is uneasy about "putting it off a while" she started writing seriously one Portland, ME 04101 TRUST THE PROS AT BPS PHOTO EXPRESS! taking the casserole to the new neighbors. On yl!llrago. At noon, the gang broke for lunch at Eddie's (207) 772-5011 Shamrock, griping between bites of steamed clams and sips of beer about the surly time keeper and the smell of the seed potatoes they were loading. When they got back, they found the winch broken, a small band of mechanics fighting with each other over the best way to fix it: hand loading would be the lpngshore fate the rest of CONTINUED from previous page placed his arm around Donna's sleeping body the day. with his belly attached like fear to the small of Vinnie pushed, lifted, punched and hooked I Vinnie just stared at her, not sure of what to her back. Her body felt distant. his way through a mountain of Aroostook I He slept fitfully, dreaming of sallow tigers County produce for six morebours. By day's say. $5.00 OFF $10.00 OFF I "Donna, Infantino didn't say about branded with numbers, being led up ramps into end he had worn out two pair of gloves and a one word Any Custom Framing Any Custom Framing I boxcars by uniformed men in black, shiny I Complete transport system for bailing hook, along with his back and his legs. the cats ... " Purchase Purchase Over $75,00 "It doesn't matter. It's done." boots. I bikes, canoes, sail boards, skis, ... He was not sorry to see the day end. Vinnie moved to the couch and sat beside his The tigers were thin, horribly thin ... 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He has been writing fiction and ing else. I Bicycles fifteen bucks." plays since his Cheverus High School days and has She was right, it was done. Finished. attended the Stone Coast Writers' Conference at USM 846-6128 I 85 Pleasant St., Brunswick II!C MILK STREET / ao? 772-BC72 Stroera/ times. He said that he once worked as a Portland 24 US Route One I 729 -8240 PDRTLAND MAINIi 041D1 CONTINUED on next page When Vinnie slipped into bed that night, he longshoreman ... "for a fl':W days." ______Yarmouth Marketplace, Yannouth, ME 04096 JI , 0 Casco &y W.. kly Jun. 22, 1989 " AINE STATE ~~i:;::i~ MUSIC THEATRE Have your old tires Victoria Crandall - Executive and Artistic Director lost their grip? THE MUSIC MAN ~~t~f- DULL THE KING AND I OPENS JlILY 11 RELATIVES? Tu~.s .- Sat. 8 pm Locatfd on Btauti(ul Bowdoin College Campus, Wtd .. Fri .. Sun. 2:00 pm T~S" 725.8769 Brunswick, Maine ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• This space is for opinions. Your THEIRS: views are here, and sometimes ours. Raoul's Presents Please be brief when you write, and please include a phone number in concert (which will not be published) so Seduced by the fusion fantasy that we can verify your letter. Send your VIEWS to: VIEWS, Do you need a n.c:.w. way to buy tires? Joe This viewpoint 15 the second of two opin yearly on fusion research. Despite this, no useful Casco Bay Weekly, 187 Clark St., Ions presented In conjunction with the energy output has yet been demonstrated. But like Portland, ME . 04102. • A convenient way? planned start-up of the Seabrook Nuclear past govemmentinterest in nuclear fission, present • An informed way? Louis Power Station In Seabrook, NH. government concern with fusion has to do with its • A reasonably priced way? military applications. If political pressure finally Walker The faith in technological developments has brings an international ban on nuclear weapons Bring them to Just Black & White and That's the way we do business! reached mythological proportions. Never mind testing, laser fusion will provide the Defense De US: we'll make them sparkle again. and the Three Mile Island, the Challenger explosion, the partment with the ideal tool for small-scale "legal" We can copy and We'll also process 1'1- PUBLISHER Gary Santaniello Alaskan oil spill. Hope springs eternal from na weapons testing. Fusion could provide a way of enhance your old, JUS J and print all types of Boss Talkers tional laboratories and major universities where efficiently making plutonium and tritium for nu faded photographs black & white film. June 27 8 PM Tickets $5 modern-day alchemists tum dreams into press clear weapons. Additionally, all those Star Wars EDITOR Monte Paulsen and make as many We can convert to n.c.w. ti,ci~:~ releases. And our journalists, who should have a weapons will need enonnous amounts of power in enlargements as black & white from new england wholesale tires ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT more critical perspective, also seem infected with a package light enough to be lofted into space, and you like. your color originals. 456 Payne Rd., Scarborough (1/4 mile south of the mall) this techno-disaster amnesia. fusion might prove to be just the ticket. Ann Sitomer "If you like Robert eray, When University of Utah Professor B. Stanley Even worse than thesillyparrotingofthe"cheap, NEWS & UPDATES 54 YORK STREET 761-5861 call 883-TIRE Pons and his British colleague Martin Fleischmann clean, and abundant" jingle were the pieces by Hannah Holmes you'll LOVE held a press conference March 23 to announce they journalists who tried to flesh out the social signifi PHOTOGRAPHS had discovered a new, simple way to achieve fu canceof a successful fusion discovery with futuris Tonee Harbert sion power, the only question the media posed tic visions that were more science fiction than sci Joe Louis Walker" was: Is this really fusion? Hit was, network anchors ence reporting. PRODUCTION MANAGER and science reporters continued, it would be the For example, San Francisco Chronicle science Elissa Conger THE answer to the energy crisis, the long-sought Holy writer Charles Petit, two days after the Utah an DESIGN Truth Hawk Grail of clean, cheap, abundant energy. nouncement, wrote: "To wean the world from the Where have we heard this before? fossil fuels- gas, coal and oil-would mean an end CIRCULATION MANAGER FOREVER Most reports focused on the unorthodox presen to offshore drilling and smog in cities. Worries Diane DesMarais tation of this scientific discovery -at a press confer about climate changes from carbon dioxide, which CIRCULATION • DAILY SCHEDULE • DRESS ence rather than through scientific journals with comes from burning fossil fuel, would recede in an Chris Daniels, Dan Tonini peer review - and the issue of whether the phe era of fusion energy." ALL CRUISES: nomenon observed was really fusion. Valid con In an attempt at journalistic criticism, San Fran ADVERTISING MANAGER $8 per person; $7 children! senior citizens Lots of Colors and Patterns cerns, indeed, but we have been unable to find a cisco Chronicle 1V critic John Cannan reviewed Marg Watts Group rates available 100% cotton. $84 single published or broadcast report in a major network news coverage of the Utah press confer ADVERTISING Midge Gordon, 10:00 - 11:30 CASCO BAY CRUISE media outlet questioning whether nuclear fusion ence, rating newsrooms on how well each under Kate Halpert, Garry Young 12:10 - 12:50 HARBOR LUNCH CRUISE ($J.OO) Bring your own lunch, or order hot or cold sandwiches power is really the energy path society should stood the world-historical importance Carman gave from our snack bar. FuU beverage service_ tread. the item. In the process Carman waxed: "The eco CWSIFIEDS John Shalek No one sought out energy policy or nuclear nomical use of nuclear fusion could end human 1:15 - 2:45 3:15 - 4:45 \ the house of stiles Island Cruise Harbor Cruise ity's reliance on fossil fuels, obliterate the green CONTRIBUTORS Lynda Barry, industry critics for different perspectives, even ~ 125 Main Street, though fusion would involve radioactive materi house effect, eliminate threats of nuclear fission Kathy lAron, Brenda Chandler, 5:20 - 6:20 Attitude Adjustment Cruise ($4.00) . Yarmouth 846-4232 als. accidents, tum the Middle East into a noisy back Barbara Hill, Sherry Miller, 7p.nt - 9p.m. Sunset Cruise Monday- Saturday water in world affairs, provide the world with a Andy Newman, Kelly Nelson, 9:30-5:00 Such critics are not hard to find. Dr. John Departs from. 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Already fusion WCO BAY WEEKLY a jungle out there of fusion power. power is receiving much more government re is an instrument of community Bruno's Patio But reporters and editors nationwide regurgi search and development than solar and energy understanding. Every Thursday, tated fusion enthusiasts' claims of clean, cheap and conservation technolOgies, although these are re Casco Bay Weekly distributes is open! abundant energy_ The familiar ring of this promo newable, non-polluting and could become eco 20/XXJ papers free of charge - Undoubtedly Portland's tional jingle, with choreography by Reddy Kilo nomically feasible in the near future. As Michael limited to one copy per reader. finest pizza and steak sandwiches. watt, should have reminded editors of the same Mariotte observed: "Fusion is not the source of No person may take more than one our sumptuous tapestry song and dance routine used by the nuclear indus limitless energy, solar power is." of each issue without the permis captures the magnificent beasts. try 30 years ago, before present-day reactors bank And rising the crest of publicity for "fusion-in-a sion of Casco Bay Weekly. rupted utilities across the country and brought us jar," the Utah state legislature has appropriated $5 Steamers by Open 7 days TMI and Chernobyl. million to support further fusion research, Utah ADDITIONAL COPIES of the current The wishful fonnulation ignored a few minor Congressman Wayne Owens has introduced a bill issue and/or some back issues may the bucket Complete menu problems. For one thing, although many articles to establish a $100 million National Fusion Re be purchased for $1 each at the The and Lobster Lunch & dinner mentioned that tritium was a productof theexperi search Center at the University of Utah and at a Casco Bay Weekly office. Maine Cottage Furniture Store dinners. Free parking ment, almost none mentioned that tritium is radio Congressional hearing April 25, UniversityofUtah Domestic subscriptions are mailed Furniture and horne accessories active-in fact, the radioactive material made noto officials asked the federal government for $25 mil 3rd class and are $36/year, payable frorn our own line and selected Maine artists and craftsrren. VISA • MASTERCARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS rious by recent problems in the H-bomb produc lion to develop commercialization of their process. in advance. tion process. As weapons plants have proved, the The fusion con is a vicious circle: the govem Handcrafted larnps, sisal rugs, handwovens, earthenware, 33 INDIA ST. stuff escapes easily and exposes those nearby to mentdumpsbillionsinto fusionresearchand almost MOGUL MEDIA. INC. publishes original art, antique furniture, prints and quilts. Portland's radiation, increasing their cancer risk. "You can nothing into alternative energy sources like solar Casco Bay Weekly. Entire contents exclusive source for Maine Cottage Furniture. PORTlAND reduce the amount of radiation," Goffman ob power. The energy oligarchies, seeking to maintain e 1989 by Mogul Media, Inc. Lower Falls Landing - Yarmouth, Maine served, "but you can't eliminate it." their power over power, and scientists, seeking Telephone 846-0602 BRUNO'S 773-3530 In addition, fusion reactions might quickly de funding and recognition, promote fusion's poten CASCO BAY WEEKLY Next to Harbour Books stroy the reactor vessel they were contained in, tial. 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St.John 7n-S466 Acrossfrom Union Slalion Plaza The Good Table Restaurant. failure, as now seems likely, there are plenty of f other fusion schemes in the works that make this Steve Stallone wrote this viewpoint together with Bob Van ~:.'"":~,lii: -Bsamk eGoodsQuality - Plenty 0kin 434 Fore St.• Old Port a e Free Par g Tues - ThllTS, SA.\\ - S:30 P}\; Fri - Sat., SA.\!-9P}\; Sun, 8A.\!-lIrn in black and one seem cheap. Scoy. Both are former editors of It's About Times, an anti Casco Bay Weekly is a white. For decades, the federal government's labora to nuclear newspaper. Their criticism was first presented in the member of the Association of Also at the Use our "Baker's Dozen" The Good Table Restaurant COrnerbrook Mall Bread Card for a Free loaf Rt.. 77 • Cape EIi~.abeth • ~99·c,.()OD • rues-sun ries have spent hundreds of millions of dollars San Francisco Bay Guardian. 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Verdi's opera formances by Rick Charette, view ospreys on Googins • Larry Shue's comedy, more information, call the be their last is the first in the Surry Opera Heart of Gold, Tim Sample Island, right off the coast. The "Wenceslas Square," is about PSOat chance Company's and Schooner Fare. Admis walk begins at 2 p.m., depart theater artists in Prague 773- at love. summer sion is free. ing from the benches at the before and after the uprising 8191. • American Ballet East per end of the second parking lot. • Performances in the out of 1968. The play forms two new full-length Park admission is $1 for doors. Portland Recreation's opens the ballets at the City Theater in adults, and free for seniors "Summer in The Parks" series Theater at Biddeford, an adaptation of and children under 12. For continues with a free concert Monmouth's Humperdink's opera "Hansel more information, call 865- by Maine folk favorites De repertory and Gretel" and a work cho 4465. vonsquare at 7:30 p.m. in season, reographed to the music of • The New Gloucester His Deering Oaks Park. Concerts which also Mendelssohn's Violin Con torical Society offers a coun in Deering Oaks continue certo. The dancers are accom try gardens tour today, noon- through the summer on panied by their own orchestra 4 p.rn. Tickets are $5 and are Tuesday evenings (except available at the New Glouc July 4, when Chandler's Band Suze Allen and Richard Vanstone, the and Michael Gepner assistant concertmaster and ester town hall from 11:30 plays in Fort Allen Park). star In "Frankie conductor of the PSO, plays a.m. the day of the tour. Chandler's Band performs and Johnnie the violin for the Men "Gardenings Without Pesti each Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in In the Claire de cides," a lecture given by a Lune, H opening delssohn concerto. Shows are Fort Allen Park beginning Friday, June 23 at 2 and 7 p.m. For ticket in member of the Maine Organic July 13 and performances for at the Theater formation, call 878-3031. Farmers and Gardeners children will be given at 12:30 Project in Brunswick. • The Turtle Island String ____p.m. on Thursday in Deering J~~~~~~ii:~~~~~~ =~~•• CHAMBER MUSIC MEETS JAZZ! HOLY MOLY JUNE 21·25 WED·SAT 7.9 • IT'S BATMAN! SAT-SUN MAT I ~ ~ TURTLE ISLAND Portland R. I MA~MII11R ~ STRING QUARTET Batm:nRJ~~;dtrack Wine and Cheese JUNE 24-27 SAT-SUN MAT 3 ~ Saturday, June 24th METALLICA VIDEO SUN-TUES 7: IS. 9 C 8:00 PM 2 of 1 Company ~ Portland Performing Arts Center GREENPEACE ~ ~ 25A Forest Ave. Saturday Tickets $13 Call: 774-0465 Rainbow Warriors BOSTON ~" O Available also at Amadeus Music BILLY SQUIRE Specials & Gallery Music DIPPER 1/2 sandwlc.h and -::JU:::N:::'E:-:28:::--:. J7:U:-:LYC:-:-1 ----::WE=D,..,-S,..,A-=T-:7~,9 ~ SAT MAT 1.3 ~ with special guest = cup of soup $2.99 WRITE A LEITER DARIAN BRAHMS 10% off all gourmet to: VIEWS 9 to 1 • FULL BAR • 21 PLUS \tot\u \lABBIT.., items in the store. Casco Bay Weekly i '98~!U~ciqg~elL~q,~N~!'f.oe~fErs )~ i1~birS Records, Tapes and CDs Saturdays Only 187 Clark Street WED 7/5 ED'S REDEEMING aUAUTIES • THURS 7/6 MANUFACTURE Ne><. Concert: South Ar1e'lCaJ1 Muse Fest'lil!! 10 EXCHANGE ST. 8 forest Ave. Portland, ME 04102 10 Exchan SI. Portland 772·9600 Sat. July 8 Grupo Forta~za & Yes Brazil Sun. July 30 k.d. lang LOWER LEVEL· OLD PORT 31 FOREST AVENUE, PORTLAND. 773-8187 Portland. MaIne 712~4647 1 4 Casco Bay Wetkly Tum 22, 1989 1 5 Carol & the Charmers (rock) Mikie O's, 646 Forest Ave, Portland. 772· Sunday. 0005. Big Chl.f & the Continental. (r&b) Big ChI.f & the Continental. (r&b) every Sunday 5·8 pm aboard Casco Spring Point Cafe, 175 Pickett, S. Bay Lines , departing from the Ferry Portland. 767·4677. Terminal , Franklin and Commercial, NI"htllf•• (r&b) Horsefeathers, 193 Portland. For ticket information, call Middle, Portland . 773-3501. 774-7871 . Brok.n M.n (rock) $4 Raoul's, 865 B.neflt Conc.rt for the S.xual Forest Ave., Portland. 773-6886 . A •••ult CrI.l. C.nt.r in Auburn G ....ndl'. Lunchbox (rock) Marble with Schooner Fare, Melinda Liberty Bar, 53 York, Por~and . 773-5516. Dennis Breau, Kathy Haley, Joann~ BOBBYSHORT-SUNDAY,JULY2 The Walk.rs.(newfolklrock) Dry Dock, Fuller and Ken Ford (country/rock/folk) An evening celebrating the fabulo us songs of C ole Porter, George 84 Commercial, Portland. 174·3550. 6:30 pm at the Mul~ Purpose Cen ter Gershwin, Rogers and Hart . . . direct from his 21 st season at .J.ck Smith .nd the Rockablll, 145 Birch St., Lewiston. Theeventist~ Plan.t (rockabilly) and BOO9aloo raise money for the SACC, a non·profit New York's Cafe Carlyle, the Legendary Bobby Short . Swamis (Cajun blues) Tree Cafe, 45 organization that serves victims of Danforth , Por~and . 774·1441. sexual assault. Tickets are $10 in fie s an easily acquired taste - like Ululators (reggae) The Pound, Shore advance, $12 at the door. For more LI.tln~. mu.t be ,.c.lv.d by 5 pm the Thursday prior to publicalion cQuiar and champagne . Like the songs Rd., Cape Neddick. information, call 784·5272. Ann Sltomer, Ca.co Bay W.ekly, 187 Clark St,..t, Portl.nd 04102 Gary Wittner Gazzl Blue Moon, 425 Red Light Revu. (r&b) Harbor cruise he sings and plays, Bobby S ho rt IS a Fore, Portland. 871-0663. 7:30·10 pm aboard the Longfellow II col/ector 's Item A nd the people who Scott O.kl., Trio (jazz) Little Willies, departing 1 Long Wharf, Portland. collected hIm are legIon from the 36 Market, Portland. 773-4500. Tickets are $12.50. For more Duke a nd Duchess 0/ Wmdsor and Portl.nd B .... Qulnt.t performs at information, call 772-5570. Eugene McCarthy to NornlO n MaiJer 8 . pm in the Old Meeting House on Pop Chronicle. (rock) Old Port ~ and I eontyne Price - Newsweek HIllSIde St. , Yarmouth. Admission is Tavem, 11 Moulton, PorUand. 774· Roses & More Roses free, there will be an intermission Hone" I Shrunk th. Kids and Road Hous. Patrick Swayze stars as 0444. CJ) .\ In an Increasmgly inelegant world a Rambo·type bouncer In a rough reoeption with light refreshments. For S.vo, Truffle (rock) The Pound, Shore Over. 100 varieti es of ready to bloom, Tummy Troubl. is a Walt Disney more information, call Mary Ellen C ~ Bubby S hort IS the ue ry symbol of ele- double feature. The title speaks for and·tumble Missouri club. If you like Rd., Cape Neddick. contamer grown roses. $5.95 - $13.95 ~ gance style and an easIer way of Irfe gory gun deaths, beatings, stabbings, Bradford at 846·9673 or Marty .JImmy Lyden Trio Uazz) Sundays, 5· ·Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: ·Tummy MacDiarmid at 846·5630. 8 pm, EI Mirador, 50 Wharf, Portland. ~ -TIme • etc., this Hick is for you."Dirty Dancing' Trouble" stars the stars of Toon Town Friday Folk (folk) Schooner Fare, - Roger Rabbit, Baby Herman and it ain't. 871-0050. The Most Beautiful & Best Selection Sc.ncNal John Hurt is enticin~ in his role Kendall Morse, Glenshane and Steve Atlantic .Jam Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth A very rare appearance, not to be missed. Jessica - in this fully animated feature . Gillette perform 8 pm. Portland Elks St. , Portland. 774-1441. in York & Cumberland Counties. -- Indiana .Jon_ and the La.t as Stephen Ward, the socIety doctor who introduced the lovely Christine Club, Outer Congress St. , Portland. Mu.lc .J ..... lrish Jam Session 2~ pm Crusade The third part in the Indiana Tickets are $10 In advance, $12.50 SILVER Jones trilogy maintains the sense of Keeler to the Minister of War Profumo, Gritty McDuff's, 396 Fore, Portland. day of the show. For more information, 772-2739; Blues Jam Session 12~ humor and adventure of the previous wh ich resu Ited in the affair that scan· pm • TICKETS 527. 52!>. 523, 520 (Reserved Seating) dalized Britain's Conservative Party in call 761 -2143. Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Por~and . 774· Open House installments. River Phoenix does a P.ul Stook., and the Bodywork. • RESERVATIONS & INFO: 1·800·GO·VAUEY good job as the adolesoent Indie and the earfy '60s. A fine performance by 1441; Reggae Jam Session with Dani • WATERVILLE VALLEY RESORT; ~ESTIVAL PACKAGES ,nciud,ng .ekelS Joanne Whalley·Kilmer as Keeler; she Band (folk) 8 pm , Maine Center for Tribesman 7-11 pm Raoul's, 865 Forest June 23 & 24 Sean Connery lays aside his reputation The Arts, University of Maine Orono. ISlngle Rms to 5 BR Condo, from $99 per Couple) )·800·GO-VALLEY as a man of adventure to play Indie's plays the ambiguity 01 her relationships Ave, Portland. 773-6886; Open Mike with all the men in her life wonderfully. For ticket information, call a81·1755. Night at Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. Five bucks • 9 p.m. sharp stolid academic father with passion. 774-1441 . SCREEN Lightning Ov.r B ..ddock is the See No Evil, Hear No Evil For the Rose Tours & JACK SMITH B.tman is here. Michael Keaton is Maine premiere of an autobiographical, third time Gene Wilder and Richard Bring the family to historic Alfred to visit our picturesque 4 Batman, fighting against an oppressive fantastical movie directed by Tony Buba Pryor team up, and though the chem Monday. acre rose garden with brick w alks, patios and over 300 the ROCKABILL Y evil world of Gotham City lorded by the about a director making a movie with a istry between the two works and though bushes in the ground and blooming! Joker (Jack Nicholsonl. ·Batman" - the tempermental actor. thear talented comedians , they're sad Folk Night Acoustic Jam Tree Cafe, PLANET movie • is directed by Tim Burton P.t Semat.ry The movie version of a dled here with a script that isn't chock Seashore Performing 45 Danforth, Portland. 774-1441. 11 p.m. - Cajun Madness with (·Beetlejuice·) and the sets, which in Stephen King novel, filmed right here full of imagination or imaginative char ••• Pop Chronlcl.. (rock) Old Port in the Pine Tree State. In this one a cat acters. Wilder plays a deaf newsstand Tavern, 11 Moulton, Portland. 774- the coming attractions distinguish Arts Centre 0444. BOOGALOO ' Batman' fromothercomicstripmovies, gets buried in an ancient Indian burial operator, and Pryor is a blind man. Us Summer Music Schedule OPEN ALL WEEKEND are designed by Anton Furst, who ground and is translormed into a ghoul. ing their available senses, they witness SWAMIS designed the sets for Stanley Kubrick's According to most accounts, the book a murder related to industrial espi· Fri" Sat" & Sun. Sam to Spm onage. The obligatory chase scenes July 1 Tuesday. "Full Metal Jacket,· among other films. is better. Allman Brothers o.vonaqua.. (folk) "Summer in the Mon. - Thurs. 4pm to 8pm D.ad Poet. Socl.ty Robin Williams Matador Pedro Almodovar's movie with cops and hide·and-seek with vil lains ensue. There are some good Parks' series 7 pm at the Bandstand in is both the main attraction and the least about a squeamish matador wh has July 2 enticing feature of director Peter Weir's visions of murders and can no longer chuckles here, but not as many as Deering Oaks Park, Portland. Free and e:,~'"i-'EP M~4 you'd expect with Pryor and Wilder. Randy T ..vl. with open to the public. movie about a group of schoolboys in a distinguish between his visions and The Burch SI.t.rs SUN /JUNE 25 strict New England prep school who reality. E.k-A·Mou.. (reggae/punk) Tree () ~o Cafe, 45 Danforth St. , Portland. 774· Noon-7p.m. are inspired by an English teacher July 4 1441 . (Williams) to look beyond the ordinary St_1 Pul•• , Sugar Minott, ~ ~ THE BLUES JAM and to live their own dreams rather The Sighs (rock) Old Port Tavern , 11 Marcl. Griffith., Moulton, Portland. 774-0444. 9 than conform to the expectations of H.lf Pint, Sophl. G_rg., .nd Open Mike Night Tuesdays Spring their parents and schoolmasters. the 809 Band ATLA JAM Williams' acting does little to inspire; he • • • Point Cafe, 175 PickettSt., S. Portland. NTI'C 767-4677. impersonates famous people of the What's Where Jult 15 NURSERY MON I JUNE 26 20th century reciting Shakespeare and Bob Dylan fills his eyes with water on demand Wednesday. Landscape Design & Installation Fortunately his character gives the rest Maine Mall Cinemas Urban FOLK NIGHT Maino Mall Road. S Poniard July 16, daytime Big DlpperandD.... n B ..hm.(new All Acoustic Jam with your hosts of the story the impetus it needs to 774-1022 Cajun F ••t with Eddy Rav.n, 171 Federal St. • Alfred, Maine 04002 • 324-5211 carryon without him. Using the haunting music/rock) Zootz, 3 t Forest Ave. , ••tm_IPG.t31 .JImmy C. N.wm.n, Portland. n3·8187. MANNY & DARIEN and mystical images that have become Thuat 10pm Doug K.rs .... w .nd Rockln' his trademark, Weir makes the boys' F ri-Sun aI: 10 am, 12:35, 3:20, 6:20, 9:15. 12 Cro•• fI ..(rock) T·Bird's, 126 N. Boyd, Mon·Thu at 11 am, 1:45. 4:30. 720.10 Sidney Portland. 773-8040. TUES I JUNE 27 initiation into life, love and poetry Honey, I Shrunk tho Kids .nd New Wave Reggae With the extraordinary. The Sighs (rock) Old Port Tavern , 11 Tllmmy _ubI. (PGI July t 6, evening Moulton , Portland. 774·0444. 6'6" Mouse That Raps Earth Girl. A .. Ea.y This movie is (opens June 23) The Portl.nd Symphony fun for a while. Julie Brown's song 1,3:10, 5:20,7:25, 9:35 Red Light R.vue (r&b) every Wed at D•• d Po.t. Sodety I PG) Orche.tra Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. about a boyfriend of hers from outer 1 :30, 4, 7, 9:35 773-6886. EEK-A-MOUSE space whose touch was a love drug St.r T,.k V They say the Enterprise Star1l'.k V IPG-t31 has reached The Final Frontier, but I JUly 29 must have been the raison d'etre for 11 :45, 2, 4:30, 1:20, 9:40 Llttl. F.at this one . Brown's music and her movie FI.ld 01 D,.. m.IPCM31 fear William Shatner and Leonard dancing. WED/ JUNE 28 are a spoof of life and sex in southern 1 :30. 4. 7. 9jo Nimoy will never be Lost In Spaoe Ind.n.... ~ August 10 Z_tz, 31 Forest, Portland. Thu: house LIVE VIDEO SHOOT with Califomia. I'd pay $6 to see the music enough for my tastes. This Star Trek and tho L•• t _cia IPGI feature is the first directed by Shatner Tlff.ny .nd Tommy Page music and new music; Fri : Post Modern Restaurant and Tayern video version of ·Big and Stupid" again, 12:45, 3:45, 7, 9:50 - all ages; Sat: latest dance music' but then maybe the album is cheaper. No Hoi_ Barred (PGo131 and the fi rst Star Trek movie to find E Lei 0 1 :1 5.3:1 5, 5:15, 7:20, 9:20 (11Yough Juno 22) God .. One word of warning, there are August 12 Sun: request night; Tue : Hip House - ali Gho.tbust.rs II At least they didn't V •• music, f.aturlng And.rson, ages. 773-8t87. mess with the theme song ! The sequel A_II·.... IAI Trekkies with their paraphemalia at the THURS/JUNE29 12:50, 3,5:10, 7:25,9:45 (lhrough June 22) movie theater. BrufOl'd, Th. Excheng. Club, 33 Exchange, offers no surprises. There are some Wakeman and How. Portland. Open Wed-Sun, until 3:30 GHt:A T Music from Pons mourn good comic moments and more slime Nickelodeon Who F ..med Roger R.bblt carried than in the first part, but the piot and Tomple and MIddle. Portlard away most of the Oscars for special ef· am on Fri-Sat. 773-0300. come to Portland for the n2·9751 lects. Bob Hoskins plays a cheap de August 13 Boogi. Ba.h Alcohol and smoke-free Somethingls Cooking special effects just don't live up to the (no IIrso show Mon-Fri) tective hired by a cartoon rabbit Roger, The Dolly Parton Show dance first Friday of each month: July ~A':E RENT PARTY original. Oho.tb.-t... \I IPCI 7, Aug 4, 9:30 pm-12:3O am at H.athers Veronica has a place in her 1:10,1:40, 3:50. 4:30, 7, 7:30, 9:20, 9:50 who has been framed for the murder of Ram his wife's (the luscious Jessica) September 24 Island Dance studio, 25A Forest Ave, r~ CONCERT high school's most powerful clique, Earth alii..... Iia.y IPGI G_rge St.. lt & HI. Ac. In the which also includes three parcels of 1: 40, 4:05, 7:10, 9:10 boyfriend. The animation, and its the Portland. Admission is $3. Scandal (A) Hoi. Band KI •• Club Night for singies Fridays, 8 on our patio! GANDHI'S LUNCH BOX interplay with the live charcters are as· ~ .~. ~ perfection named Heather. When a 1: 30, 4:20, 7:20. 9:30 smooth·talking, cigarette-smoking, tounding . pm at the Ramada Inn, outer Congress '. ' O~.. ~· \~.<;:;> --+,,,,~~ ' v, BEACH COWBOYS S .. No EvlllAI Tickets are currentfy available at all .. fT" //.. J St., Portland. 773-1688. tequila-swilling, mildly psychotIC 1:45.4:10, 7:15,9:15 '~" ~,; =m ~ WOODEN IGLOO HNth.r·CR) Ticketron outlets and at the SeaPAC ~ adolescent moves into town and tells 1 :15. 4. 7:10, 9:30 box office. Veronica that she's too good for For more information, call 934-1731 . upcoming. Opening soon, Heather, she falls for him and into his The Movies ~·::1), . . &the scheme to kill off the school's most Nanc, William. and Ram•• y Fri. & Sat. B I- 9 - f 10 Excl1ango, Porlland L.wl. uazz) June 30, 8 pm, The June 23 & 24 ChIe Continentals popular students. Wouldn 't you? 772·9600 our new raw bar "Heathers· is refreshing because it ....t.dor IA) Waterville Valley Bridge, Rt. 49, N.H. JUnB 21-25 Tickets are $20-$27. For ticket doesn't take adolescence too seriously. Wed·Sao at 7, 9 ••• information, call 603-236-4166. featuring steamed But by making a mockery of the SaI-Sun SI 1 Starting Jun~ 27 Our Tues. Talent Night :ophone problems of troubled youth, when U!IIhtnl,.. Over ....ddock Saturday. Bowdoin Summer Music F ••tly.1 something sad or mature happens in June 2+27 Schumann's ' Marchenbilder," Cesar lobsters and clams mat N.lghborhood. (rock) Geno's, the movie the event stands out as Sao-Sun at 3 The Franck's Sonata in A major for violin Sun·Tue 817:15. 9 13 Brown, Portland. 761-2506. and piano and Brahm's Trio for hom, important rather than as an occasion Who Framad Aog. A.bblt IPGI The .Johnny Lynch Incident (rock) for the mushy sentimentality so often Juno 28-Ju1y 1 violin and piano are on the program Wed-Sat at 7, 9 Old Port Tavem, 11 Moulton, Portland. June3O, 8 pm in the FirstParish Church asstr' "'We buy anything worth buying" Ifyou wantto see a lot of contemporary Maine pm at the Thomas Playhouse, RI. 302, Grove; a major painnng by Andrew vasesbyPatOwen,formingadiptychbutalsofor S. Casco. Tickets are $8 and Wyelh (through 1989); SKowhegan'89 art go to the Union of Maine Visual Artists Show sale singly. Patisoneof the UMVA membersI've reselVationsaresuggested,774-9434. (through August 20). Walter Kuhn: ...ff Bradl.y and St.v.n Ragatz Paintings, Drawings. Prints (June 20- at Portland's West End Gallery through July known a while, but never seen her work. 'These perform juggling, magic. fire-eating, Aug 19). 775·6t48. BUY • SELL • TRADE 15th. The Union was founded abou t 13 years ago are strong powerful paintings with rich, very stilt-walking and other diversions June Union of M.ine Ylaual Artist. Show 24, 8 pm at the Celebration Barn Over 100 paintings, photographs and by a small group of artists who felt the need for dark colors illuminated by brilliant yellow. But Theater, Stockfarm Rd.. S. Paris. sculptu res by union artists through July companionship with other artists. 'They used to my own taste always favors paintings with very Tickets are $5 adults, $2.50 children. 14 at the West End Gallery, 34 Danforth For more information, call 743-8452. St.. Portland. 775-7949. meet from time to time, put on programs about dark blue and brilliant yellow. These paintings, Mlxacl Nuta Improvisational team O.II.ry 127, 127 Middle. Portland. LOOKING their work, and have a major art sale every win called "Everything is Not As It Seems" and performs June 24. 8 pm at the Thomas • Florals and stililifes by Lynne Drexler Playhouse, RI. 302, S. Casco. Tickets through July 15 (gallery closed July 1- ter. "Under Cover of Darkness," I find successful are $10 and reservations are 10). Hours: Tue·Fri 10 am-5 pm, Sat Two years ago, one of the founders, Carlo because Owen uses dark and bright color, wann suggested,774·9434. 12-4 pm. 773-3317. FOR Pittore, took over the head job. He revitalized the and cool color, and they are both imaginativeand The Mu.1c M.n Merideth Willson's S.x.n. Art G.II.ry, 27 Wharf St., musical June 27 -July 9 at the Maine Portland. Photographic exhibition of newsletter; he made a complete program sched trad i tiona!. State Music Theater, Pickard Theater, ON~ works by William Neill, David Bloom Bowdoin College, BrunswiCk. and Don Weiss. 761-(l303. ule almost every Friday evening in Brunswick; Next I liked a lively large painting by Wolcott Performances are Tue-Sat at 8 pm O... nhut Oall.rI•• , 146 MiddleSt., he helped start an Ellsworth (Maine) chapter; he Dodge called "Road to Near Enough." with 2 pm matinees on Wed, Fri and Portland. Original artwork by Connie Sun. TICkets are $10·$20. For more Hayes. Ed Phales, ScottSandel. Glenn expanded the exhibition schedule, including Three jewel-like collages by Noriko Sakanishi information, call 725-8769. Aenell, Jake Dahmen, Margaret Babbitt Artists in Celebration of Martin Luther King last offered color, design, shape, movement, glisten W.st Afrlc.n D.nc. African dancer and others through June 30. Hours: and teacher Amaniyea Payne gives a Mon-Sat 10:30am-5:30pm. 772-2693. winter and the present show; and he witnessed ing light. They are very different from Sakan lecture/demonstration of West African WALL The PI.ln. G.II.ry, 28 Exchange THE RED LIGHT REVUE the increase in membership fromless than 100 to ishi's previous work. To me this indicates an St., Portland. Pottery by Mellissa dance accompanied by live drumming PlAYING 40 YEARS OF GREAT At\fERICAN its present 382 members. Pittore didn't do these artist growing and exploring, confident and ad as part of the Bates Dance Festival IN BRIEF: Greene and photography Doris MUSIC June 28, 7:30 pm In the Alumni Gym, Hembrough hough July 7. Hours: Daily tasks alone but no doubt his energy accounts for venturous. It does not seem to be a change for BatesColiege, Lewiston. Publicwin be 10 am-6 pm. 774-7500. June 21 Wed. Raoul's tnnce Parry June 24 King's Grant Inn '«bIfsbOio (eve) invited to participate. Free and open to I found Cedric N. Chatterly Barrldoff Oallerl•• , 26 Free St, the great new interest in the organization. The change sake, but a new experience for a skilled the public. For more information, call hanging up the prints for his show, Portland. Works by gallery artists June 23 Fund Raller/Cystic F1brosil(cve.) June 25 Cruise 00 the Longfellow· new President, sculptor David Brooks from artist. 786-80n. "One Year Later: The Closing of through July 1. Also, 19th and early Woodlands, Falmooth Poruand Boatlems at 7:30 June 23, 24, 25 Rosa's Cundy's Harbor, is steaming along in Pittore's Another piece that 1 liked and surprised me Th. HlstOl}' of ".zz Danc. Lecturel the Penobscot Poultry Farm and 20th Centurv American art. Gallery demonstration giVen by Lynn Simonson hours: Mon-~ri 10 am-5 pm, Sat 12 June 24 WoIislxlro, NH (afl.) June 28 Wed.- Rlool's tnnce Party Portsmouth NH tracks. was Sylvie Jolovitz' "Three Continents." These as part of the Bates Dance Festival the Transition of a Veteran noon-4 pm. 772-5011. June 29, 7:30pm in the Olin Arts Center, Employee," on the first floor of the D.nforth Str•• t O.II.ry, 34 Every Wed Nite at Raoul's - Motown Dance Party. June 30, July 1 Gray's Wharf I am not one of the founders, having resisted are thr~imensional painted collages mounted Bates College. Lewiston. Free and open Portland Public Library. It is an Danforth, Portland. Momma. an exhibit Boothbay Harbor, ME Specializing in Weddings, Corporate & Private Functions and Nightclubs. organizations of all kinds until I passed one of in deep plastic box-frames. Once again I had no to the public. For more information, call exhibit of 51 black-and-white that attempts to capture the idea, spirit those momentous birthdays. But I've been work 786-8077. and essence of Mother. Exhibit DON'T GET MAD••• GET UPSET! idea that Sylvie's work looked like this. Reading W.nc..... Squ... larry Shue's photographs with corresponding continues through June 23. 775- 1833. 2802 ing with the Union since I moved to Portland. It the labels was a continual surprise in this show. comedy about life in Prague before text at the library throughJune. Art G.II:-ry.t Six Deering. Portland. has been a dose group and I was amazed when Among the good but poorly lit sculpture look and after the uprising of 1968 June 29- Chatterly was younger than I'd Newpainlings by Frank Federico. Also, 30, July 1-2, 5-6 at 8 pm at the Theater expected; he looked to be in his new works in pastel by Timothy Parks I went to the gallery to review this show. Many out for Wally Warren's "Gypsy Cart" and "Vic at Monmouth. Tickets are $8.50-$13. and other artists represented by the early or mid-thirties and wore a people must have joined the Union just to be in tim of the Road." Warren puts together hun For more information, call 933-9999. gallery. Both exhibits continue through East M_t. W.st Dance performance faded denim shirt, faded jeans, and June 24. Hours: Tue-Sat 11 am-5 pm the show, I kept thinking. And still many others, dreds of small found objects and makes new by Asian dance artists Elko & Koma, running sneakers. He had ,hung up during the firsttwoweeks of the month· like most of the Velentgas artists, the Hitchcock things, like this Gypsy cart. 'Then he paints every and Art Bridgman and Myrna Packard most of the prints but none of the by chance or appointment thereafter: as part of the Bates Dance Festival 772-9605. artists and the Barridoff artists, were not repre thing in brilliant colors and he chatters away like June 30, 8 pm in Schaeffer Theater, text panels. "When people come Sawy.r Street G.II.ry, 131 Sawyer sented in what they must consider a trade union a madman the whole time he is working. Unfor Bates College. Lewiston. Tickets are and look as I'm han~ng this, I St., S. Portland. Works by Marian Baker, $1017. For more information, call 786- want to tell them to Just go away, Sharon Townshend, Lynn Duryea, Ale of a Regatta show. tunately he and his work are completely sane to 60n. that the pictures are only the half Abby Huntoon, Nancy Carroll and '1 want to start a new Union," claimed found CO ....dl.n TT TomCI.rk.nd Th. Nancy Nevergole. Gallery hours are .. new and professional me, so that tells you something about this writer. Wlckacl Oood B.nd perform June of it." Sat 11 am-6 pm and by appointment. Booze Cruise ingmember NatashaMayersatlastweek'sopen Photographer Nancy Jacobs offers "Count 30,9 pm at Aaoul's, 865 Forest Ave., The pictures are a series of 767-7113. Ii! organization molded from ing. ''This show is full of strangers 1 never heard Ricardo and His Dreaded Martini," a flamboyant Portland. For more information, call photographs of Linda Lord, an The Artl ••n., 334 Forest, Portland. the area's most legendary bands. with Boston Band 773-8886 or 775-2494. employee of Penobscot Poultry Employee Art Show hough. July 7. of." surrealistic portrait. Cynthia Thompson, fabric PI.n.t.rlum Show. Southworth 772-5522. JUDY'S TINY HEADS 101 Farm, working in the "blood laying ... R & B. Motown, 0; In spite of Nata sha's nostalgia (say that quickly sculptor, constructed her "Heart Men Installa Planetarium, 96 Falmouth 51., Portland The D.vil'. Mu.ic: Portrait. o. m .~ (USM campus). Astronomy shows: tunnel," where the necks of the the Blu.. Photographs of blues U Sixties Classics, Swing and a hundred times) the show at the West End is tion," with lights, wood, fabric, paint and a story Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at chickens are cut. Blood coats the musicians from Memphis to Chicago Miscellaneous Musical Jewels. CASCO vigorous, lively and full 'of surprises. Three to go along. UMVA President David Brooks 7:30. Laser light shows: Wednesday walls and Linda's raingear. But by Myron Samuels at the Portland ~ ~ ·Son of a Well-Tempered Laser" Performing Arts Center, 25A Forest Now booking for hundred paintings were submitted by about 100 brought his 13-foot-high Blue Fish Frenzy Totem (classical) 8:30 pm, Friday Pink Floyd's these photographs do not repulse, . Ave., Portland. Exhibit will continue BAY though, because of Linda herself, weddings, special events, 6 ~ artists and there must be a hundred works, in pole/sculpture which looked good and would ·Dark Side of the Moon· 8 :30, and through July 9 and may be viewed ·11 g: Saturday "Top40 Show" 7:30 and Pink whose face is more focused and during performances at PPAC. company and private parties. LINES cluding sculpture, on display_ Gallery Director probably look better outside. Floyd's ·Dark Side of the Moon" 8:30. distinct than anything else in the St.ln GI ... G.II.ry. 20 Milk St., 6:30 PM ~ A Mexican ~e5taurant i Admission is $3 for adults, $2forseniors Portland. Large blown glass and wood Johnna Dehlinger said she chose the works by Here's one person's list. Hope some of you and children. For more Information, frame and whose expression is one constructions by Katflleen Mulcahy Call: 774·4349 SHARPI G Waterin~ Hole It "strength." There are so many paintings that the will write in what you liked in this first-ever call 780-4249. of fixed concentration. Here is a through July 30. 772-9072. or 767-0873 viewer can look and look and find lots of sur UMVA gallery show. woman going about her work D.S. Lill.t, 468 Fore St., Portfand. Color June 23-24 Spring Point Cafe -,i Open 4 p.m. • 7 days a week • Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. ~ her clothes being bloodied does photographs by Arthur Fink through Tickets $tO prises among the bolder works and the more July. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-8 pm, Sat So. Ponland .§ 242 8t. John St., Union Station Plaza, Portland, ME .874-6444 a not faze her. 10 am·5 pm. 772-3881. • Every Sunday· In advance at: nondescript pieces. Sherry Miller visited Uzbekistan and it blew up; she went "Everyone had problems that's Casco Bay Lines ~ • 'rIO JUAN'S-Co{tci)rd,NJ.tfMAaGitlfITA'$jQ&~o;M;E~~ Whether or not this is a real cross section of on the Trans Siberian railroad and it blew up; she got to been there," Lord is quoted in the Summer Excursion Series • MEXICALI BLUES. Maine art, there's a lot to see, a lot of styles to the Chinest! border and it blew up, so she had to come interview text that accompanies +r..ORE.~. Fl'LLSIZE 10 Exchange Mall choose from and plenty of material for each indi Iwme early. Localautlwrities made her get a permit to go Ll'Xl:RY E,\TERTAI,\\1['\T $ 12 upon departure vidual viewer to draw his or her own condu- to Kennebunkport the other night. 1 8 Casco &y Weekly June 22, 1989 1 9 Bowdoin College M ....um of Art is offering introductory training for volunteers docents. Docents provide MICHELOB FAMILY OF 12 PACKS generallours of the exhibitions to 2 500 or more school children and adults Michelob Michelob Dry Michelob Light each year and are frequendy asked to A Note go into the schools to give slide shows Program Schedule + more and in-school presentations as previews to or summaries of museum To Our visits. Training requirements include Critic's Choices - two-hour seminars offered by museum Readers ~.-, staff, and audit of an art history course and attendance at all lectures and 22 THU Mayer-ling by Mike Quinn gallery talks at the museum. Once 23 FRI Rules oj tbe Game '\ :...- trained, docents are asked to return 2- 24 SAT Nigbt is My Future 4 service hours each week on a flexible Since we don't own a 2S SUN Last Year at Marienbad - schedule. For more information, contact ON~ 26 MON The Magician Helen Dube at 725-3064. printing press, we Mal... Touring Artists Prognlm 27 TUE Tbe Spanisb Gardner Design and Architecture has been therefore can't control 28 WED Tall Blond Man witb one added in the Maine Arts Commission's BiackSboe Touring Artists and Artist in Residence our printing process. An Night at the Programs. Application deadline is July occasional logjam at the 1. For more information, contact the Movies Evenings PI...WALL Tree Shop and Bayvl.w Maine Arts Commission, State House press where Casco Bay f Gall.ry, 75 Market St., PorUand. Station '25, Augusta, Maine 04333 or 22THU Judge Priest Introducing the Exhibit of floral paintings by Nancy call 269-2724. Weekly is printed 23 FRI Angel and tbe Badman TooIbOll Glassman, Susan Van Campen, Sean Individual Artl.l. F.llow.hlp results in the paper 24 SAT I Cover tbe WaterJront Mornssey and others through July 6. Media and performing artists can apply 2S SUN Dark Journey Hours: Tue-Sat, 9:30am-5:30pm. 773- for $2,000 grants through the Maine returning late from the "THE SAVINGS BELONG TO YOU" 3007. Arts Commission. Application deadline 26 MON The Sundowners Congre.. Square Gall.ry. 594 IS Sep 1. For a grant application and printer. Such was the 27 TUE The Hairy Ape Check 12 Pack Prices at Your Favorite Store Congress, PorUand. Watercolors by gUidelines contact the Maine Arts case last week, when the 28 WED The Gospel According Carlton Plummer, hand-colored Commission, Station #25, Augusta, ME to St. Mattbew Proudly Distributed By photographs by David Klopfenstein and 04333 or telephone 269-2724. papers didn't arrive National Distributors, Inc. - South Portland, Maine black & white photographs by Donald Duncan through July 6. Hours: Mon until 9:30 pm Sat 10 am-5 pm. 774-3369. Mal... National Bank, Main Lobby, Wednesday, Aredill Franklin. 8each 80ys • 8eatles • lIuey Lcwi-; • Neil Diamond 400 Congress. Portland. Paintings by approximately 5 1/2 Maine Frieda LUncberg through June. Technical Institute Nancy Margolis Gall.ry, 367 Fore hours behind schedule. PARTY! St., Portland. Works by Andrew Baird, announces the: Stephani Briggs, Kathleen Dustin Yoko Hirosawa, Kyle Leister, Dona 'Look Spring NCE Lucy Lyon, Rand Schiltz, Charles We do all we can to get Schwarz, Un Stanionis, Alan B. and S"'~1l. Thompson and Kate Wagle July 1- Sep our papers out as Point LIVE COMEDY 8 .,.~::Oll 5. Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm Sun 11 quickly as possible, but am-6 pm. 775-3822. ;.J Sailing Main. Pott.... Mark.t, 376 Fore when circumstances ~~~~~1l00~ SI., Portland. Soft pastel Maine School ~~Ll. t,.· rr landscapes on stoneware by Gail Kass beyond our control June 24-July 6. Hours: Daily 9 am-9 Dance to the music of the 60's, 70's, and 80's pm. 774-1633. arise, we ask for your provided by Maine's premiere disc jockey understanding. The pleasures and pains of Baxter Boulevard An Ov.rvl.w of ..ournall.m -GREG POWERS- schools+libraries Workshop taught by Lyn Riddle on Laugh yourself silly to the creative comedy of One V.ar Lat." Th. Closing of news writing and interviewing June 24, -JACK TOWLE- Out back of Eden P.nobscot Poultry and the 10 am-3 pm at the Maine Writers Transition of a V.t.ran Center. 19D Mason St., Brunswick. ~~ A 20 hour "learn to Sail Tickets are $10.00 at the door; cash bar; Employ.. at the Portland Public Cost is $25 for MWPA members, $30 Program" offered weekly neat dress required; must be over 21 years old. Take the greatest stadiums in the world, and after a while. Alicianever seems to cryduringour Library, Level One through June 29. for non-members. For more Gaiy Santaniello, all summer at SMVTI. without people they are nothing. Olympic vil walks here. I think she likes the cool breeze, the The photographs and oral history information, call 729-6333. This night of incredible fun is brought to you by: document the impact on the community Th. W.lc ...... Visllo" Prognlm is Publisher • Individualized instruction lages minus the athletes are boring architectural constant activity and most of all the doting public when such a traditional industry being offered for all those who deal • New "21' keel boats" discussions. Baxter Boulevard of Portland is an with all their ooh's and aah's." vanishes. 773-4761 ext 110. directly with visitors in thearea. Itcovers • Professional Instructors +S4tll~R"K«'$~~ DATING SERVICE Bowdoin ColI.ge Mus.um of Art a brief history, frequently asked visitor • Flexible hours eerie ghost town at 3 a.m. when few souls adorn Baxter Boulevard does have something in Brunswick. Stories to Tell: The Narrative questions and an overview of U.S. Route 1 Scarborough, ME 04074·883-1003 her lifeless curves. common with the proverbial Garden of Eden: Impulse in Contemporary New England community resources and attractions. Call SMVIT Singles and coo pi .. welcome. Folk Art (June 29-Sep 3). Hours: Tue Program is offered June 23, 9-10 am at for Information Bring an your friends to laugh and dance the night away! However, for a slice of life you're likely to both places are mainly green and havea key rule Sat 10 am-6pm, Sun 2-5 pm. 725- the Convention and Visitors Bureau 3275. 142 Free St.. Portland. Fee is $5. T~ 799-7303 ext. 244 Doors • Eric Clapton • Steve Winwood • Van Morrison • Tempatinns remember and enjoy, mosey on down to Port or two.!n Eden, the deal was to layoff the apples. Thomas Memorial Library, 6 Scott register call 772-4994. land's Back Bay on any good weather day be In Baxter, it's no bicycle riding on the sidewalk. Dyer Rd., Cape Elizabeth. "Down Horne Schooling and The U •• of Under," paintings by Thomas Connolly Comput.,. Computer Professionals tween noonand8p.m. During these hours Baxter Apparently there are a lot of kids in Portland through July 7.799-1720. for Social Responsibly invite parents Boulevard transforms into a flurry of upbeat named Adarnand Eve. Runners, walkers,Mamas South Portland Library, 462 and teachers to attend meeting on home and Papas are often dodging the devil-may- Whole Foods Cooking Cla•• _ C ••co B.y Bicycle Club'. 24-Hour Series of .three classes July 11, 18, 25, Hotline 774-1118 for recorded biZ services bo & soul 6-8 pm, m Portland. Fee is $45. For information on the bike club's ride more infonnation, call 774-8889. schedule. Scheduled rides are as THE ORIGINAL PET follows: June 24,10 am, Scarborough FORMER Accountant for 2 A"R. T"S. Anonymous Weekly 12-step Nanny. Professional pet care support !lroup to help artists surrender Marsh Ride, meet at Laverdiers at Oak large Maine corporations, in your home since 1986. YOU CAN OWN the pAMAGED CHILD: to creanvlty and help each other achieve Hill, 883-5984; June 25 / lOam, now specializing in tax, will eah~g th~ damaged child within you and learning artistic freedom Saturdays, 10 am at Kennebunk area, 30 miles meet at Knowledge of medical and do your business/individual world's safest aircraft for to Icfenttfy symptons within your own children. Warren Memorial Ubrary In Westbrook. UNE in Biddeford, 774-3936 or 799- behavioral problems. Indi return at reasonable rates. less than the cost of tradi For more information, call Peg at 854- lOBS. vidual loving attention. In Top quality and warrantied. tional flight instruction. Fi- A one day workshop on the ocean on sunny Peak.lsiand 1493. M.lne Audubon Society Field sured and references. 767- Computerized bookkeeping nancing assistance Trip. Puffin Watching Trips Saturdays Sat.,)une 24. Meals included. $75.00. Nine person Depre •• lon .nd M.nlc 4197 available. No license Dep..... lon Anonymou. Support during July from Boothbay Harbor $18. and accounting also offered. maXImum. Call Dr. ~Icn R~binson for registration and infonnation group meets Mondays Whale Watching trips June 24, Juiy 22, Call 797-4510 required. Fun Flying Over and addItIonal mformation. SAICON SANDWICH Maine! 775-SOLO (7656) 7 pm at Williston West Church, Thomas Aug 26 and Sep 16 from take outlsit in. Tuesday SI., Portland. Donations accepted. For Kennebunkport, $25. Reservations are PLUMB"IT" Greene's more infonnation, call 874-OBOO. required. For more infonnation call through Sunday. llam till GOLF CLUBS - oomplete 207-773-5573 Plumbing and Heating. Free or write P.O, Box 8125, Portland, ME 04104 Young F.thers Program at the 781-2330. ' 8pm. 945 1/2 Congress St. set. Nine Spalding irons, TOMCAT SWM 31, profeSSional, Portland YMCA, 70 Forest Ave., offers Portland Lynn 772-6419 estimates, fully licensed and insured. 892-4971 or 774- three woods, putter, bag, has summer fever and wants to go a support group for young fathers every balls and tees. Excellent THERAPIST. John Carroll Monday at 6 pm. Educational groups 4333 WORKSHOP: In Core En out and howl. Seeks a "purrty" female FINE ART MURALS and condition, must sell. A steal ergetics: Anger, Aggression M.S., national certified are held on the second Tuesday of canvases painted in oil, by wlld~t, or housecat willing to help me each rnonth. For more information, call at $100.772-7828 after 6pm. and Grounding. Is anger counselor. Offering groups commission. Choice of SELECT CONSTRUCTtON get Int~ trouble. This cat is intelligent, GO FIRST CLASS! Betsy at 874-1111 ext. 221. General construction and all frightening? too much? 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Will type your resumes, psychotherapy, and Polarity Win,., will receive1h., tick ..ln th.m~iI. . truck available to do odd KOMFORT 24' Travel That's the greatest weight ever and people interested in gender issues. tenn papers, law briefs, per PSYCHOTHERAPY therapy. 73 Deering St. It seems hard to believe now, Meetings are held every other Sunday sonalized multiple letters, jobs. Very handy and can fix Trailer, 1983. One owner, Portland. 775-5903 most anything. Excellent Bioenergetic/Core Energetic. IMAGINITIVELY playful 37 YEAR OLD mother of but the team that lifted by a human at6 pm. For more infonnation, call 854- Engineering reports, plays well-maintained. Fully male, 30, strong-willed and Anlm.1 Right. 101 Basic lifestyle 3528 or wnte to Transupport, P.O. Box references. Call anytime, Powerful therapy which uni one, looking for loving father won the most being. Adv.nced Weight Training and and scripts. I type nearly equipped and extremely self-confident, seeks an and or~anizing skills seminar for the fies TOO YOUNG to feel that and husband, who is, en 17622, Portland 04101. Conditioning Six-week session for 100 words per minute. Quick night or day. 797-7126 clean. Asking $7500.00. Call World Series in For all you do-this beginning animal rights actillist June The AIDS Project, 22 Monument mindlbodylspiriVemotions. old? Give yourself a lift with even more assertive female couraging, supportive, con high school athletes ages 15-18 begins 729-4260 after 5pm. the] 970s was the Bud's for you! 24, 9 am-5 pm at the USM Portland Square (fifth floor), Portland, lists.many tum around time. Pickup and Pam Chubbuck MA, CBT, Rolf Body Therapy. 158 for friendship, understand siderate, and has other goals Campus Center. $20 registration fee Monday, July to. Classes will be held delivery available. Call 774- Danforth St. Portland. For ing , and mutual role-reversal Oakland A's ... Here's an oddity .. . support groups around Portland for Mon, Wed, and Fri, 10:30am-12 noon. has 20 years experience. in life other than sex and Includes vegetarian lunch, activist PWAs and the lovers, caregivers and 5410 WHITE WICKER chaise 846-0800 free consultation call 774- f~lfiliment. Cultural expecta more sex! I enjoy theater, The A's won 3 In big league base manual and video. Sponsored by Fee is $85. Registration deadline is friends of PWAs. For more inlonnation lounge, mauve cushions, like 3175 bons have "packaged· me in tennis, dancing, walking, People for the Ethical Treatment of June 29. For more infonnation, call World Series - in ball history, no call 774-6877. ' Lifeline at 780-4170. new, $195. Leave message. DYNAMICS OF .lOY such a way as to inhibit full Animals (PETA) and Animal Alliance. CHRIS WALLACE C.G • .lUNG'S theory and talking, reading, eating out, 1972, '73 and player ever stole as Bike M.lnten.nce & S.fety 772-2726 Love, Eros and Sexuality. An expression of my personal don't smoke or drink! To register call, 871-1048. HORACE WALLACE experiential Core Energetic practice of dream interpreta ity. To the adventurous '74 ... OtherWorld many as 6 bases in Portland Republican City Check Clinic. Trouble spots and Brunette, 5'3" tall, weigh 128. preventive maintenance are the topics 865-3231 workshop. July 22 and 23 tion - a seminar. Thursday woman this package awaits Series winners in one game except Commltt.. meets June 26, 7 pm at WHO TICKETS (2) Friday evening, 6/29, 7:30pm, 302 Want someone 10 share life's the Riverton School, 1600 Forest Ave., at these clinics held every Saturday 25 years experience with Pam Chubbuck. 846- o~ening. Should be adept the 1970s were the Eddie Collins - and morning through June 24, 9-10 am at July 14, Sullivan Stadium. Stevens Ave. For further in moments with. CBW Box 303 Portland. For more infonnation, call Great seats. Best offer. 772- 0800. With knots, however, as this the L.L. Bean Retail Store, Freeport. formation call 772-6031 or package is tighHy tied. Once "SOFT"SPOKEN Southern Pirates with 2, the he did it twice within Carolyn at 773-8865. Sm.1I Bo.t' H.ndllng One-day 7828 evenings or leave Downtown, USA - A National 883-4989 or 883-4979 man, 41, newoomer; rather Yankees with 2, and the Ori 11 days ... Collins stole 6 bases workshop for novice recreational message. • RYTHMICAL MASSAGE open, will reveal imaginative Per.pectlve Slide show and Hardwood Floors and creative approach to life disconcerted by Yankee in a game Sept. 11, 19]2 and boaters Include hands-on training on a combination of therapeutic oles with 1. presentation by Larry Wolf, senior vice and our special interests. reserve. Well·educated board SMVTI's 32' motor vessel offered massage modalities using Where there's life there's again on Sept. 22, 1912 ... president.and director of retail leasing Installation NEED FURNITURE? Why WOMEN: Does being in Other interests to share in attractive, non-smOker'. June 24, July 1 or 8, 9:30 am-5 pm at various oils and ointments Bud! Budweiser - there's Nobody else has been able to of The Rouse Company, showing who SMVTI, S. Portland. Fee is $50. For not rent with option to buy. love mean being in pain? cluding music, Eyes that twinkle, a shops where, where they oome from, Sanding & Refinishing to achieve your personai literat~re, more information, call 799-7303 x 244. TVs, furniture and appli Learn how to change dys motorcycles, leather and passionate heart, a questing nothing like it - Absolutely do that even once, before or what they are looking for in retail • needs. Repairing ances from Rent-A-Sel Elm functional relationship pat lace, photography and gas mind. Sensitive. yet as nothing! since. shopping, and what retailers are looking • Relieve mental and SI. Topsham, ME. 729--6637 terns. Therapy group now tronomy. CBW Box 301 for in a new location. Breakfast No distance too far. physical stress, and tension, sertive. Rational, yet intu One of the most incredible Don't be afraid of the dark presentation June 29, Sonesta forming based on "Women itive. Affectionate, self - Try Michelob Classic relax and tone muscles, Who Love Too Much: For in SLIM good looking SJM, 42, sports feats of all time was Ballroom, 7:30 am, sponsored by FOR SALE: Toilet - Gas aware, open. Seeks bright, Intown Portland Exchange. $5 for improve joint mobility, and formation call 871-9256 short, freelance copy writer, Dark. OUT Storeburn - Excellent condi Integrate body, mind and yet warm woman for serious members, $15 for non-members. For published poet and future relationship - long or short· more information call 772-6828. tion. Includes all pipe. $1000 spirit. RELIEF from stress, pain, writer, very intellectual with The Intown Portland Lake Side or best offer. Call 766-2831 An appropriate fatigue, nervousness, term. Reply to Alpha, PO Box wonderful wit and sense of 6012, Falmouth, ME 04105: Exchange and all those complement to counseling chronic illness can be yours humor, seeks curvacious who helped make the and other therapies. through this gen~e , hands MAC SE with 20 meg inter attractive muse in 30s for PLAYFUL SINGLE SWF, Carpet • Gift certificates available. on-healing technique. Call '89 Old Port Festival such nal hard disk, extended key oompanionship, caring and attractive, intelligent 24 year Linden Thigpen, certified Kristin Erico, 2nd Degree, a success quiet times. CBW Box 298 old looking for passionate, board, IrnageWriter II printer, massage therapist. New certified Reiki Practioner one year warrantee. Excel fun loving, professional man C~mng Images 142 High St. (across 773-1346 LIFE'S A BITCH ... and so lent condition. $3,733. Call 25-30 who likes cuddling in from Sonesta), Room 5 t 5. am I. (Jes' foolin!) 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Pre- size only $69.95 with supportive psychother ing, extroverted man who SHY SENSITIVE humor registration is required on all trips : July Call 871-8964 apy. Experience deep relax loves to dance, is 5'8"-6'3", ous and handsome SWM 25. ThePlace~' 2-8, Midcoast sea kayaking trip; July 9, C.terpillars and Butterflie. Crafts LYNDA aARRY and CLASSIFIEDS THAT 28-40 years. I don't drink, Coming out of my shell. BODY Sea kayak day trip in Quahog Bay; July workshop for children ages 3-5 June ation and increased vitality. WORK. That's what you get Call Don, Toll Free at "Ernie Pook Comeek Fans" drug, smoke or eat meal. 425 Forest Avenue, Portland 22, 27-29, 10 am and 1 pm at the Call Deborah Vallance R.N. in Casoo Week,o/. Recognize inexperience and 13-16, Rites of Passage: Sea Kayaking now is the time to get on ou~ Bay You? Interest/activities: Journey in Penebscot Bay ; July 18, Children's Resource Center, 741 1-800-312-1425 M.S. Ed. 775-1230 want to change it. Seek Near Interstate 295 Stevens Ave., Portland. Cost is $1 per mailing list. We carry all the music, worfd change, read clean, non-smoking/drugging Full moon paddling triP in Harpswell; books, T ;;hirts, and posters July 20, Sea kayak day trip in child. To register, call 797-0525. or 761-5525 ing, ideas, walking, theatre, WF 25-40 for instruction and created by Lynda Barry. 774-2091 Muscongus Bay; July 20-29, Allagash Clown Show with Rick Davl. June Ask About m 1 movies, home improvement. tutoring. Please reply with Wilderness Waterway canoe trip; July 28, 1:30 pm at The Center for The Arts, Send your name and r; t iUI19i'J(i*_ CBWBox300 phone number and tell me Women'.& Voice., Work Choices L 24 -28 , Walking Gently, Paddling 804 Washington, Bath. Free and open address to: Mad.Poodle, Box what you'll teach me. I want to the public. For more information, call SWM LOOKINC for a Workshop empowers women to create Gently: A Mid-Summer Women's 99093-CB, Seattle WA., to find out what I've been Retreal. For registration or more 442-8455. SWF, 18-30, to be a friend the life they need and want June 23, 98199-0093 missing. Live your fantasy! information, call 729-7900. Saccar.pp. Dog Obedience TOM and lover. If you like walks 6:30-9:30 pm and June 24, 9:30 am- 8BAOOUND CBWBox307 4:30 pm at 56B William SI., Portland. App.lachl.n Mountain Club Field Demons trallon Children and several SOUTHERN along the beach, good con • SUBS Led by Barbara Babkirk and Nancy courses and trips: Beginner dogs will presenta show, demonstrating E)(lILDERS I [$1i ill il~. versations and hot tubs and Backpacking and Camping, June 30- their unique abilities to interact with + Carpenter + Builder. :r~~I~~~~: For more information, Champagne we'll have a PACO THE SLUG: Sorry July 2; Lands and Legends of the White one another June 28, 10:30 am at the SPECIALIST IN DECKING you got scared; I'll never re Portland Public Library, Monument HAVE YOU EVER had great time. If music turns New England E.tlng DI.orders Mountains, mountain history and Work, the way -contemorary you on let's get high on each gret you or anything. It would folklore, June 30-July 2. For more SQuare, Portland. Free and open to the the desire to fly, but thought Support Group "Looking at Eating you would like • cabinetry &. carpentry other. Commitment or no ties have been fun. KGB Disorders Symbolically: a talk given infonnation OrlO register, call 603-466- public. For more informanon, call II~- it too expensive or risky? 2727. 4761 . to have it done. • building &: remodeling Now you can fly the worfd's ~ at all, let me hear from the • PASTA DINNERS by Usa Bussey June 27, 7:30 pm at Summer Acting Institute Intensive beautiful one. CBW 305 NICE GUY available. Westbrook Community Hospital, 40 Maine Seacoa.t Bike R.lly Bike, safest aircraft, SOLO, after camp and swim in the Penobscot Bay classes for young people in grades 5- 871~255 • 772-1761 one hour of classroom train \\ \ ,"- SWM, 34, 6'0", 180 Ibs. Not Park Rd ., Westbrook. For more 12 July 17-Aug 4, Mon-Fri 9 am -12 772-7725 SWF 29 looking for SM information, call 761-0128. area July 8-9. Rides on island and ing with certified flight fat, not ugly, not a drunk or a inland areas. Bake bean supper. noon. Students will study mime, When was the last time you met friend who values spirituality druggie. Wide range of inter Indlvldu.1 .nd Community improvisation, character and scene instructors. Call us for more Re.ponse to Risk Information Registration deadline is June 23. For above all else. I am a health ests and experience. Enjoys moreinformation,call774-11180r774- developmenl. Classes are given in ART information. We'l gladly send someone who blew you away? and ecology conscious non • FRIED DINNERS Bingham Consortium for Health Codman Hall, SI. Paul's Episcopal GOLD CREDIT CARD you a brochure. Fun Flying outdoors, moonlight, live Research Seminar Series June 29, 0084. TO THE HOME Don't leave it 10 chance. Let us introduce you to smoker, intelligent, average music, dancing, sexy Bird W.lks Maine Audubon Society Church, Brunswick. Cost is $200. For Weare • GuaroUlteed Approvoll Over Mainel 775-S0LO looking, enjoy SF, music, 4:30-6 pm at the Dana Center, Maine more information, call the Young someone spedal. Selectively. Thoughtfully. Cheerfully. clothes, romantic evenings Medical Center. Free and open to the offers free bird watching walks general contractors • No INnk deposit (7656) cats, kite flying and discus rrf:.ITl-. __ at home and just living in public. For more information, call 780- Saturdays through June 24. All walks People's Theater at 725-9379. specializing In required BemgsmglemMamecan r Summer Art. Program for children sions of books, movies, life. general. Seeking SF 4540. begin at 7 am , rain or shine. The June palnUng Ie masonry • CatAloaue shoppinJ be fun again. Why wait ~~.:>(lrlUl. CBWBox302 24 walk is being held at Scarborough ages 7-16 at the Schoolhouse Arts friendllover of similar inter - Ballroom D.nce The waltz, jitterbug, any longer? call 10udi Coke & Diet Coke Marsh . For more information, call Center at SebB\jo Lake beginning in • FREE ES"l'lMATES Call B.M.C. 174-6510 I AM looking for an elderly ests and attitude who would fox trot and country two-step will be July. Courses Include acting, vocal • FULLY INSURED The PersonallOuch . taught in a six-week course being Phyllus Farr at 781-2330. like a pleasant way out of the training, new games, folk music, arts 31 Elu:l1angc St .. lUtland. ME 0410 1 man as companion. I am 64 offered at the Schoolhouse Arts Center, Country G.rden. Garden tour For quality work at single life doldrums too. and crafts, art, and dance. For more good I'll",," caD Sebago Lake Village. Course begins in sponsored by the New Gloucester years old, single. Hopefully a Open to romance, relation Historical Society June 25, 12-4 pm. infonnation, call 642-3743. 772-1708 ~~~~~~;.~~~;;~~77:3~'1088~;:;:;:;:; 12oz. can JUlr' Cost is $50. For more infonnation, Moonw.lk Exhibit celebrates the 20th Thisman shouldwith plenty be someone of money who. ship and/or children. Photo 49 ¢ cal 642-3743. TIckets are $5 and are available at New Iml~iilil anniversary of America's firstmoonwalk f appreciated but not neces PI.y Group Leaders Volunteers are Gloucester Town Hall from 11 :30 am MARTIN ENTERPRISES likes to go out to eat. If you needed Monday evenings to prollide the day of the tour. Also, a lecture, through June 30 at One Monument AITING SERVICE have a car I enjoy riding. sary. All replies answered. "Gardenings Without Pesticides: is Way, Portland (enter 11-13 Free SI.). Town & Country Upholstery ! D A Please let me hear from you CBW Box 294 structured child care for children while Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am-5 Sun 11 their parents attend Parents being June 25,2 pm in New Gloucester. pm; soon. CBW Box 306 .,.------, For more information on either of these am-4 pm . Admission is $2.50 per y Stephen Scott SWM 34 seeking SWF 25 - Anonymous. The children's program person; children under 2, free . I \ events, call 926-4222. '~~ MARRIED WHITE male, a 35 for summer fun and activities aim to increase self-esteem Admission price includes admission to 868 Broadway and to model healthy adult-child Osp... ys Up CI_ Nature walk June family man with little tots friendship. Someone to drink I I 25, 2 pm at Wolfe Neck Woods State the Children's Museum. South Portland, ME 04106 relationships . For more information, call Storie. for Kids Portland Public seeks woman in similar situ margaritas, burn steaks, I I the Center for Voluntary Action at 874- Park, Freeport. Walk is free with park li 'l0, ~ . ~({~,\~b--'~ brary (773-4761): Mon, Wed and Fri, ~o 799-2291 ation for confidential discus daytrip, and just hang out admission ($1 for adults, free for 1015. Write for application: Send to sions. Send letter, phone, with. Maybe even a little ro I Tedford Shelter for the homeless in children under 12 and seniors). Meet 10:30 am (stories resume June 19); by benches at the end of second parking Riverton Branch Library (797-2915): PO Box 4174 Portland ME. 04101 intentions. CBW Box 290 mance. Maine summers are I Brunswick is looking for volunteers to Fri , 10:30 am; Scarborough Public work as night shift supervisor. The 101. For more information, call 865- too short, so let's meet. I 4465. Library (883-4723): Wed, 10:30 am Write Bill Box 15025, Port supervisor oversees the residents, and 1 pm (3-5 year olds) and Tue, 6:30 I WANTA WIFE! D/W I admits newcomers and awakens them Guided S.ltw.ter C.n_ Trips searching for man 35-45 who land, ME04101 led by a registered Maine guide and pm (5-6 year olds); Prince Memorial li notices in the morning. An orientation is SANDY"ORANGE CAT FOUND SOMETHING? A fulfills job description of I naturalist through aquietharbor. Scenic brary, Cumberland (829-3180): Wed, GAY WHITE male, 57, provided along with on1loing training. 10:30 am (2-3 year olds); Thu, 10:30 male, light-green eyes. Very pet? An obviously lost be ·Wife· Additional duties may I For more information, call the Center islands, wildlife, lobster boats and the PROFESSIONAL with 13 seeks mature dominant gay am (3-5 year olds). affectionate. F 0 un d in longing? Earn your good cit Gay? Le.llla ..? include: Impromptu picnics for Voluntary Action at 874-1015. Goat Island Lighthouse. Two-hourtrips year old daughter going to black, white male for friend I include gear, snacks and lessons. Flicks for Kids Portland Public Ubrary Underwood Rd., Falmouth izenship honors by placing a Joi n thou.ands of lesbians and gay (with wine), leisure Sunday Re.plte Training C.... Program Greeley Jr. High needs 2 men in Moine. SubJcribe 10 Our ship and good times . Am Beginnerthough advanced. Call Canoe (773-4761): Sa~ 10:30 am and Tue at Foreside 781-3689 classified in CBW. "Found" brunch (with wine), late night I offered by the American Red Cross bedroom apt. in North Pa~r . For he. JClmple and sub quiet, shy, sincere. Waiting Aug 1-24, Tue and Thu evenings, 6-9 Cape Porpoise for schedule at 282- 3:30pm. items are listed FREE as a lCIi~ion info.p'ock (mailed in 0 videos (with popcorn and I Yarmouth - Cumberland plain enoMlopej w ri te to: for honest, sincere buddy . pm at 524 Forest Ave., Portland. The 9655. public service. Call 772- wine) and piano bars with area. Call Julie days 772- No drunks, no drugs please. I course train s people to care for Spring Point S.lIIng School at 6672. Someone out there Our Paper, Dept. Z what else - wine. Only those SMVTI offers week-long sessions 4994, evenings after 7, 353- • P.O.Box1 07.d"f CBWBox309 I developmentally disabled children from will probably thank you! ". Porrlond, Maine OAl 0" intent on serious fun need birth to 20 years of age. The oourse is through Au~ lion sailinQ 21' keel 4294. Excellent references . I boats. Sessions are offered In both the apply. Send resume to : CBW free. Work is available on a flexible A.C.T. TRAVEL SCHOOL Box 289 ..... _------" part-time basis. For more infonnation, afternoon and evening. For more Nar! hOo''', Porrpano Sch. FL. contact Ann Harriman at 874-1192. infonnation, call 799-7303 x 244. - 22 Casco &y Weekly index June 22. 1989 23 animals home services antiques learning auctions legal services auditions lost & found billboard musical instruments biz services notices boats person to person TWO BROTHERS body & soul recreation AUTO SALES bUSiness opportunities ride board Route 302 Westbrook WANTED: catering room mates PURE DRINKING WATER child care stuff for sale 86 Mustang auto $5400 dating services wanted • PROBLEM: Drinking 84 Subaru 5-speed $2800 water supplies are employment wheels 84 Chevette auto $2200 entertainment for hire yard sale 83 Ciera $3500 becoming contaminated First class flea markets real estate. for sale 83 Honda 5--speed $2850 • SOLUTION: MUl'll Each of the stamps at right commemorates a US PURE TM syslcms g uaran gigs real estate. for rent 82 Cavaliar auto $2200 city whos~ ZIP code appears below. To pass your 80 Blazer auto $3800 teed to remove chlorine, 79 Monte auto $1750 bacteria and chemicals first class m postgraduate philately, all you have to do is match then up, • r; [*t·111 it» it.X.] i' 1'1 [" it~ TWIll' Elf';']' I.t·'i.:m Iffill.m jTjI-i jm rn :Eltif-::I:I·II 79 Bonneville auto $1750 • OPPORTUNl1Y: 'T'1III., 66 Chrysler auto $1350 Distributors needed! 856-0000 772-6740 _89109 roomma es 1'·] 1>£1 [;Ii '41 r: mil m. saling musIc _19106 IIN·STORE Demonstra _38116 HOUSEMATE WANTED: 17' DAYSAILER sailboat tors) . Male or female 18 or _90028 TWO HOUSEMATES M FOR SALE by owner. Port BRUNSWICK. Scenically WINDSURFER for sale. Clean. neat and quiet to with trailer. Mainsail, iib, ma over. Need money? Anxious _08401 or F, to share three bedroom land. 6 year old 7 room salt located 3-4 BR townhouse. 1989 Bic melody with Obrion CADDY COUPE de Ville share large apt. with MI F, tor mount, custom canvas VOLVO 264GL 1978 four to get ahead? Honest and 94109 house in Portland. LR , DR , box located in quiet, conve Special features of this end 6.0 sail. Excellent beginner 1979. One owner, V-8, power Woodford's area $150 se cover. Good condition. speed with overdrive, elec dependable? There are sev modern kitchen, sun porch, nient neighborhood. 3-4 unit include large kitchen to intermediate package. V()ice everything. New battery, _20500 curity deposit. $240 per $1350. 774-5344 tric windows, sunroof. well eral openings in our new WID. garage, yard, and bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, full with island, finished attic, Used only five times. $575. Piano transmission, no rust. __ 10166 month including utilities. Call maintained, a dream to drive marketing division working plenty of storage. Must be basement, fenced-in yard , basement and deck. VA as Call 774-3610 . Ask for Eric. Instruction Dealer-serviced. Great car, after 6pm 772-7015 $1300, must sell - boughi with a unique young busi considerate, easy-going, water view. $129,900. Call sumable loan. Asking Classical, jazz, lots of power. Must see. Can you solve the Real Puzzle? new car. Call 967-4531, keep ness group in SEARS. NO and a non-smoker. Pets ok 773-4389 evenings. $124 ,900. Call 1-725-5639 THREE MASTED Improvisation $2200 firm . Please call 774- 11" SNARK SAIL boat. trying. EXPERIENCE NECESSARY If so there could be a 520 gift certificate for RESPONSIBLE college $275 per month plus 1/3 schooners. Fully rigged with Joe Villani 6357 Excellent condition. 6 yrs .. if you are enthusiastic, su Alberta's in it for you (first prize). Or tickets for two aged young man (non utilities. Call 772-7936, leave cloth sails. Made from solid n{j-62S1 smoker) would like to share LAKEFRONT year-round old, used only 10 times. per-sharp, well groomed and aboard the Longfellow Cruise Lines (second prize). message . BY OWNER. Gray. Com native pine. Finished with CHEVY CITATION 1982, apt. or rent room In your house. Convenient to Port Asking $200. Call 774-2135 DATSUN PU 1979 with ambitious. One week 'on Winners will be selected from among the correct pletely renovated three bed Early American stain. Thirty four door, six cylinder, auto., home. I work full time. My land or Two plus bed weekdays or 375-4320. the-job-training with instant M/F ROOMMATE in their UA. ~o inches long. $80.00 cap. Runs good. Needs PSlPB, AMlFM, cruise con entries by a random dra wing. Contestants are room cape with barn. It has a Evenings. Ask for Jeff. HIGH income', in nice air family IS moving and I would 20s needed for the summer. rooms, glorious views, great welding work for sticker. trol, 75,000 miles, excellent ineligible to win more than one prize in a four-week full dormer, two bathrooms conditioned friendly envi like to stay in the Portland Apt. is 5-10 min. walk from swimming, boating, x-coun 'jI"ijI-_ $450. 829-6513 condition, reconditioned span, and only one entry is allowed per contestant. area. Call Eric 772-0752, try skiing, and hiking . Priced and a beautiful porch and ronment introducing a fan USM. For more info. call 761 - 9 FOOT styrofoam sailing 14' INT'L 420 sailboat with interior/exterior. The perfect All entries for this week's Real Puzzle must be evenings low at $122,000. Owner seil deck. Gorgeous pine and tastic new optional product 3958 dingy with good sails and all trailer. Mainsail, jib and spin Wi:H;~ graduation present. 781 - ing. No agents. Marc at 829- hardwood floors throughout. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE to store visitors. Immediately received by noon Wednesday, June 28. The solution access. Unsinkable, great naker. Good condition. $895. 5232 GM Quiet, professional, 6513 $115,000. 797-5887. HOUSEKEEPER PLUS! 1977 convertible. Looks following the above training to this week's Real Puzzle will appear in theJuly6 for kids. $250761-2443 774-5344 reliable wants to share FURNISHED ROOM Need to spend more quality great, runs great. The car qualification, you can start issue of Casco Bay Weekly. Send your best guess to: house or apt. in available for mature female time with your family? Expe has been taken care of and TOYOTA COROLLA work earning $200-$300 per Portland,seacoast area. No July 1. Location near Maine 1"],,gnCliI')!f'l*_ rienced, organized house is in excellent condition. 1979. Only 87,700 miles. week "take-home-pay" plus drugs. Looking for stable Med. Non-smoker, non keeper available part-time. $2,450 or BRO. 729-8046 AM/FM radio/cassette and CASH BONUSES fur ~p The Real Puzzle '25 drinker Must like cats . $250 Applies TLC to laundry, good sticker. Needs some producers, working only 6-8 Casco Bay Weekly friendship type environment. HALF·DUPLEX. Cape SUMMER RENTAL Com includes utilities. One month baseboards, refrigerators, work for long distance driv hours per day. (also 7. '_ .. ;)I...t_JO/Of5 CBW Box 295 6122 Elizabeth. Two bedrooms, fortable two bedroom cot 5 A IW RABBIT 1984 con 187 Clark Str.. t a up front. 774-4536 errands, children, etc. ing. Great island or parts "manager-trainee" position II 1989 United Feature Syndicate. living room, dining room , tage, all conveniences, fully C E N T vertible. 69,000 miles. Well Portland, ME 041 02 ROOMMATE WANTED Excellent references . 797- car. Asking $350. Call Toby available) All applicants kitchen, den, and bath. Full furnished, quiet woods, pri maintained. Runs great. to share sunny, spacious 8418 A.C., GTI engine. $6000 773-9724 must be neat, bright, eager home in Portland, near Fal ROOMMATE wanted to basement with washer dryer vate dock, safe swimming. SAtLlNG SCHOOL & YACHT CHARTER to learn and READY to hookup. Private yard and July and August. $500 per 773-7146 mouth with this professional, share sunny, spacious Basic 5.JI1lln& COI.Jf'1C! Sail & rowrr child START at ONCE. For further - out doorsey female. Large Woodford's corner apt. driveway. Lease, security week; June and September C~tal Cruisins Course Il;u(' Bo... & Captained CLASSIC CAR 1951 SUBARU GL 1987 five information andlor interview O.ily or W<"Ckly yard, garden, WI D , two Washer, outdoor porch, non deposit and references. $300 per week. (207) 775- Lincoln Cosmopolitan. Rare . speed, stereo cassette, apply in person ONLY. Ask smoker only. $200 per month Available July 1 $750. 799- 0343 ~~~I~;,chattcr Cour'$~ sunroof, roof rack, fog baths Non-smoker, no 1401 or 871'()112 One owner. White walls. for Jim at booth, across from Solution to Real Puzzle #23 "Sound track" drugs, $325 per month. 773- plus utilities. 871-7028 774-9774 Power windows, seats. Baby lights, dark blue metallic, "Craftsman Tools' in Sears in THE CHILDREN Express mint condition. 31,000 miles. 20 (Hoot) Gibson 5933 pre-school has part-time and blue with lots of chrome. Maine Mall. (no phone calls 5 (Zoot) Sims Do,,"" Uruon WlI.n. "ortland MAine 04101 'Suicide' doors. Luxury car $7200. 773-9835 please) 17 (Buzz) Aldrin 9 (Bing) Crosby ROOMMATE NEEDED. ROOMMATE TO share in full time openings for your 3- MIF non-smoking, mature, 5 year olds. Please call 797- of another era. Collector's PORTMANTEAU has a 6 (Rip) Tom 2 Francis (Crick) South Portland. Non-smoker, 1""i9,\KJ piece. In remarkably good ISUZU PUP pickup truck. responsible, to share Deer 8837 for more information. part-time opening for a sum 19I9gy(Pop) 1 (Rin9) Lardner must love animals, quiet, re 1987. AM/FM cassette. 4 Ing townhouse. Parking, shape. $3000 firm. Call 775- mer shop keeper. Ideal per B Saul (Bellow) 14 Wilhelm (Klink) sponsible, $380 per month speed. 15,000 miles. $3700. WID , pool. $239 per month l\1itE~_1 ~-- 0985. Leave name, number son has warmth, wit, style, 11 (Boom Boom) Mancini plus security deposit. Avail on machine Call 879'() 117 4 (Rap) Brown plus 1/3 ulilities. Heat in able July 15. Call Kathy 775- ATTRACTIVE, affordable SOUTH PORTLAND: Two lhe Gasting Natural ist~~ neatness, works well inde 12 Alger (Hiss) 10 Connie (Chung) cluded. 797-0936. Available office. 553 Congress St. bedroom. unfurnished apt. in pendently and is available 0552. Weekdays. MAZDA RX7GSL black 18 (Crash) Craddock 15 (Ch_ch) Marin July 1 Second floor. 450 sq. ft. quiet, safe neighborhood. SAIL INSTRUCTION and MARINE STUDIES nights and weekends. 774- 13 (Bamm Bamm) Rubble loaded. good condition ' DODGE COLT 1988 Excel 16 Tommy (Chong) Great visibility. Private bath , Off-street parking, on -site 7276 3 (Slap) Maxwell GF ROOMMATE wanted ALONG COASTAL MAINE RECORDS, BOOKS, mu asking $4300. Call evening~ lent condition. Asking $6400. A NO-PAIN, all-gain, all heat included. $350, nego- laundry. Convenient loca to share two bedroom apt. in sical instrument yard sale. 934-1426 Call after 6pm. 767-1370 BACKSTAGE catering around good deal is what you tiable. 773-4220 or 773-5175 tion . $550 per month plus help needed at musical Portland on bus line. $185 utilities. Sorry no pets. 767- Rock, soul, jazz, classical, get with a Casco Bay Weekly For Brochure ,lnd Information. events at SeaPAC and the per month plus 1/2 utilities. 3655 or 799-9625 folk, ethnic, other oddness. HONDA ACCORD 1977. SAAB 900S 1982, four First prize goes to Linda Shannon of Portland. Second goes to Bill Rixon of Freeport. classified. It's simple, cheap Civic Center. Must have valid Prefer 30 plus sober non C.1PI. M i<.hdel P. O 'Connor In great condition . Books - Clean body and interior. door, five speed, 85, 000 and effective. What else drivers license. Pay is $100 smoker. Must like cats, TlI[ COASTING 'IATURALI ST music, consciousness, lib Needs some work. $250 Call miles, sunroof, air, pw, navy needs be said? a day. Call 657-4476 or 934- plants, art and classical mu muslca Di M i ll o ' ~ Milrlna, Long Whdrl eral stuff, weirdness, etc. Dave 773-2805 blue metallic Immaculate, sic. Another friendly cat ok. P.O. Box 7572 • Portland, ME 041 12 Sat. June 24 , 10:00 am runs and drives beautifully. 0822 Reference required. Call 772- 1207) 772-8886 (raindate Sunday) 155 Going to grad. school. NURSING and personal 0013. Ilifiii!II,Iji't.=- Brackett St., Portland. $4 ,300. Call 871'()033 care attendants needed for ROGERS DRUM SET 5 Across from Reiche school. r------hOlistically oriented organi piece, white wooden shells, C[I 829-6513 zation. Flexible hours. includes top of the line Tama, I jll' f'i [i jll Maybe Someday. 773-3275 anima s io_ SOUTH PORTLAND, Sonor components, and 4 ATTENTION Zildjian cymbals. Complete. D J' & for all occasions. Multi-family yard sale. June ART STUDENTS? W e "THE INSIDEOUT TRIO" Mint condition. Asking Weddings, parties, private 24, pam to 3pm. 6 Grand need a person to hand-letter MAINE COON kittens. functions. Featuring the best Real musicians playing live Street. Corner of Preble and AUTO OWNERS! signs for our shops , help with TRI-COUNTY Dog Training $1250. Call 883-2567. Ask CFF registered . 100% Maine in contemporary dance mu for parties, dances, func Grand. Rain or shine advert. ideas, etc. Call Nick Club offers obedience for Chris. pure blood lines . Tabbies in sic. Reasonable rates . Call tions and fun . Rhythm, at the Port Bakehouse. 773- classes in Portland for be HAVINO A YARD SALE? by Lynda Barry brown, red and blue without 772-1384 blues, rock, classics and 0188, or drop in at 263 St. ginner and advanced dogs . Instead of hand-lettered Run your white Solid blue. Fel V neg . jazz. Call Jim 775-8883 days John SI. shop. All shots, wormed. Old time Puppy classes are also CUSTOM GUITARS or 892-2294. After 5 for signs on telephone poles, C,D. TUNES - Muzac for all skag cats. Sorry for not giv available. Sessions start 574 Congress 5t. bookings. advertise it in Casco Bay IT'S HERE! House of every few weeks. Call 773- occasions. Private parties - Weekly. You get up to 30 "Auto For Sale" ad , ing you the correct phone (Above Record Land) Lloyd's Super Party Plan. number in the last Issue. Try 8887 wakes - Bar Mitzvahs. words for $5 - sell one old Now hiring demonstrators to ( 761-8084 Cheap rates (under $100) again! 549-5764 toaster and the ad pays for until you sell your car show the latest in fashion. • Call 879-0167 itselll home decor, toy s, and x (or up to 4 weeks - whichever comes first), mas items. Work own hours from your home. Free $300 kit and training. No collecting , delivering or investment. Also booking CLASSIFIED POLICY COMPLETE THIS FORM & MAIL OR DELIVER TO: For · , CITIZEN ACTION Look ' - ~ I . Classified ads must be paid for in ad CASCO BAY WEEKLY ing to make a difference? We need a few dedicated people vance. We accept cash, personal checks, Classified Department Only to work on consu mer and money orders, VISA and MASTERCARD. 187 Clark Street environmental issues. NO Consult the RATES in the coupon to deter IheCBW All charges are per week Cla.sified Off" good Mlh roupoo only Use 00. Do·lI-YolISdf foon In Ihc Clwifocd scctioo. EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. mine the cost of your ad. FOUND items are Individual Business Portland, Maine 04102 All ads mUSI be preplld, check, mooey order, VISa, Me, elt Up to JO words. Poticy before If you deri ve regular income Training and benefits pro Up to 30 words $5.00 $7.00 Send .d copy, roupoo . nd prep.yment [00 Casco BoylI' cd The Problem: The Solution: • More than 60 Maine residents have already died from AIDS: a 12-year-old boy Until now you may not have thought you could help. This is your opportunity to from Lewiston, a father of two [rom Presque Isle, a pastry chef from Portland and make a difference. a prisoner [rom Thomaston have been among those Maine residents whose lives have been claimed. The Maine Health Foundation is a private, nonprofit, 100% volunteer organiza tion. The Maine Health Foundation is Maine's only statewide fund • During the first 4 months of 1989, 28 new cases of AIDS were diagnosed in raising organization for AIDS-related programs. Yourcontribu Maine. This represents a dramatic rise over 1988, when the total number of tion to the Maine Health Foundation PWA Financial Assis [ r cases diagnosed in the state was 25. tance Fund will go directly to PWAs in Maine. • 150 Mainers are currently living with AIDS. Case range in age from The Maine Health Foundation has formed an important 4 to 80. The number of cases will at least double by January 1991! ". new membership opportunity known as Helping Other People in Need Generously (HOPING). In 1989 we • Many people living with AIDS (PWAs) are trying to make ends meet hope to find 1,000 people who will make a difference by on disability checks of as little as $220 per month. In the past, the Maine contributing $200 annually. The $200,000 raised will Health Foundation has provided up to $200 per month of fmancial assistance enable us to provide continued financial assistance to the to PW As to cover such basics as housing, childcare, and medical care when all women, and children who so desperately need your help. other means of support have been exhausted. Here's what HOPING membership will mean for you: • The rapid escalation of AIDS cases in Maine has created an unprecedented • HOPING members will have the satisfaction of knowing their demand for assistance funds that far exceeds contributions. tax-deductible donation is being used to dramatically erthance the quality of life of Maine people living with AIDS. • The Maine Health Foundation PWA Financial Assistance Fund is in • HOPING members will receive membership cards entitling them to a crisis! 50% discount on admission to all Maine Health Foundation concerts, cruises and events. • HOPING members will receive the Maine Health Foundation newsletter which will keep you informed about how your donation has made a difference to your neighbors in Maine. • You will not be solicited again by the Maine Health Foundation throughout the year! INC,~hl~~noJ JUti11 1 i L.I · , For the price of a fast food lunch ($3.85) per week, you can make the Funding AIDS-Related Programs Since 1983 difference. Please ... give today. Give generously. r r------, · , Yes, I'm HOPING! I want to become a member of HOPING with a · ; o Name ...... tax-deductible donation of $200. Phone ...... o Check enclosed Address ...... o Charge my VISAjMasterCard Acct# ...... , ...... Signature ...... Expiration date ...... o You may 0 You may not o Charge my VISA/MasterCard $50 every quarter for use my name in media publications. one year. Send this coupon & your donation to: · . Yes, I want to help Maine people living with AIDS. o Maine Health Foundation, Inc. · ;,.' Enclosed, my tax-deductible donation of $ ...... P.O. Box 7329cbw, Ponland, ME 04112 L ______For more information call: 772-2717 ~ 00 My mother considers herself a bird watcher, USED. SCARCE. run the story. He pulled it off." She tramps through meadows and marshes on Glenn and I will turn thirty this year. My life .NO OUT-OF-PRINT • Special Materials Available Quickly All three judges disagreed on the remaining Audubon field trips, whipping her two is finally taking shape, making the shapeless • Same-day Dry Mounting stories. Each found brilliant aspects in certain hundred-dollar binoculars to her face every ness of his life conspicuous by comparison. I • Easy Parking stories, but all agreed that each of the remain time the trip leader says to look. She has seen a got two promotions last year. I bought a condo ing works suffered from weak voices or unfo white-phase gyrfalcon in Pennsylvania, trum minium off Brighton Avenue, an airy two-story AT 774-3599 peter swans in Montana, a harlequin duck on with a grassy back yard. Glenn is still on the 89 EXCHANGE STREET 305 COMMERCIAL STREET· PORTLAND cused themes. The axiom that bad spots hurt the coast. What surprises me is the birds she has hookers' end of Deering Street in a two-room PORTLAND, MAINE 04101 more than good spots help came into play and not seen, birds non-watchers could find in a apartment that hasn't seen a paintbrush in ..&. garden or backyard if they cared to look. In that twenty years. I should have known better than the decision was made to award honorable A ~best COI..UCTlON mentions rather than a third prize. Paring the sense Glenn is the bird watcher and my mother to have my mother there for dinner, but I 0> is not. thought it important for her to see that Glenn CHOICE BOOKS r ------, ....------..., •.------candidates to the two honorable mentions She took me on one of her bird trips last year. has a stove that works. In a life like his you II ~ 1/++++#++