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1) 0167.0001 Single Parents

dubbed LC list 1991, videorecording, not in LC collection;Teenaged parents talk about the problems of pregnancy and child rearing, and the support they find among friends, family, AFDC and the local community; Project Advance participa...;Credits: Words and Music by David Whitney; Music Records Engineer, William Moseley; Interviewer, Karen Saum; Audio, Arthur Mayers; Production assistant, Sally Bartram; Camera, P...

1) 0169.0001 Young Offenders

Episode #5 in series. // Interviews with young offenders and staff people in the Maine criminal justice system.

1) 0182.0001 [Collage: Ram Island Dance, Constance Hunting and Tom Hoffman]

Episode #131. Record date: May 21, 1980. Air date: May 21, 1980. // Profile of the Ram Island Dance Center in Portland. Dancers speaks about the studio and their reasons for dan...

2) 0187.0001 Woodburners, Parts 1 and 2

Elizabeth Swain (Maine Audobon Society) hosts a program about woodburning stoves, sponsored by the Maine Audobon Society and the Northeast Solar Center. Swain interviews John Vi...

26) 0188.0001 Woodburners, reel #2

No description available

27) 0189.0001 Maine Stream Jazz

In studio performance by Don Stratton's Jazz Band

4) 0190.0001 The Last Epidemic and Follow Up

Excerpts from a conference on medical consequences of nuclear weapons and nuclear war (at San Francisco), followed by MPBN panel discussion.

2) 0195.0001 Summer Theater in Maine

This program focuses on the history of professional theater in Maine. It includes a segment of the history of the Lakewood Theater in Skowhegan. Terry Flettrich (host) interview...

9) 0196.0001 You Be the Judge

This program is a public affairs program focusing on criminal sentencing. It aims to help citizens understand the sentencing process through a simulated crime and sentencing. Th...

66) 0198.0001 Collage #132

original

11) 0201.0001 Learning Through Television III

Panel discussion on telecourses, history and implementation in Maine, discussion of type of students taking televised college courses. Panelists: Dr. George Connick, University ...

12) 0202.0001 Images of Bluegrass

1979 Salty Dog bluegrass festival near Moosehead Lake; performances and interviews with musicians;

13) 0217.PC1 [Madawaska Acadian Festival, 1980; Judy Paradis]

See also MPBN Collection, acc. 0952, 3/4-inch.

10) 0218.0001 [Rencontre des Peuples Francophones, Quebec City, 1980]

No description available

11) 0219.0001 [Kevin Duplissie and the Augusta Con-fest]

Reflets et Lumiere, no. 203

16) 0220.0001 [Singers Josee Vachon and Marie Martin; Woodcarvers Emilien Lausier and Claude Cyr]

original;Reflets et Lumiere, no. 204

17) 0221.0001 [Paulette Coussot, historical background of the Acadians]

No description available

18) 0222.0001 [Lille (Me.) Church, Josee Vachon]

No description available

19) 0223.0001 Cajun Music

Reflets et Lumiere, no. 207

3) 0224.0001 Porte Ouverte sur l'Emigration (Immigration...the Journey)

3/4 in. archival original is transfer from original 2 in. tape. // Dropout throughout. // Episode produced in 1981 by Maine Public Broadcasting for a series titled Reflets et Lu...

21) 0225.0001 Porte Ouverte sur la communaute/The Community...Old Town Maine, Yesterday and Today

original

2) 0248 Spem in Alium

Educational/cultural work, 10 min. running time.

15) 0249.0001 [Stretching Out A-Roll Elements]

This is a silent A-roll of Stretching Out. // In excellent condition, but has several loose splices that need to be redone. // 'Filmed at the Very Special Arts Festival held in ...

16) 0249.0002 [Stretching Out B-Roll Elements]

This is a silent A-roll of Stretching Out. // In excellent condition, but based on condition of splices in acc. 0249.0001, they may need to be redone. // 'Filmed at the Very Spe...

7) 0249.0003 [Stretching Out Mag Track Elements]

This is a full-coat magnetic soundtrack for Stretching Out. // In excellent condition. // 'Filmed at the Very Special Arts Festival held in Pownal, Maine, 1981. An honest and re...

26) 0249.0004 Stretching Out (Soundtrack Negative)

This is an optical soundtrack negative for Stretching Out. // In excellent condition. // 'Filmed at the Very Special Arts Festival held in Pownal, Maine, 1981. An honest and rev...

29) 0249.0005 Stretching Out

Release print for Stretching Out. // In excellent condition. // 'Filmed at the Very Special Arts Festival held in Pownal, Maine, 1981. An honest and revealing look at the artist...

8) 0251 Deep Trout

Educational/cultural work. Running time: 43.5 mins.

18) 0293 Smoking Out/Maine

Dated 11-18-1986. Anti-smoking commercial. FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

5) 0293 Sisters in Harmony: Women's Barbershop Singing Competition

Dated 06-04-82. Singing contest with women from Maine and Canada performing. Maine groups are KenneBelles Chapter of Harmony Inc., and Maine Quarter Notes, both from Waterville....

10) 0293 [Harriet Ketover and George Boyce] Mainetide

Dated 04-20-82. Guests including Harriet Ketover and George Boyce discuss why proposed financial cutbacks aren't in Maine's best interests, and a rally in Augusta. FOR REFERENCE...

11) 0293 Margaret Fuller Forum [Rodney Pierce Interview]

A UMA panel of women from Maine discuss Margaret Fuller's life and accomplishments. Second part of tape is Mainetide show with host Mary Mayo interviewing labor consultant Rodne...

12) 0293 Maine Poets Festival -- 5th annual

Dated 04-23-82. Master source tape. Readings in auditorium by Kendall Morrison, Kathleen Lignell, Lee Sharkey, Sheldon Christian and Louise Piper. Terry Plunkett is Master of Ce...

34) 0293 [Kennebec River] Mainetide

Dated 08-12-82. Mary Mayo interviews Michael Burns regarding river and Maine's resources. Then they cruise down Kennebec. FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

12) 0293 [Raymond Richard interview] Mainetide

Mayo interview of Reverend Raymond Richard regarding support group for people who have ended relationships. FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

19) 0293 Junior High Curriculum Study

Junior high school classes in progress. FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

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