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Edited by Jeannette E. WallsArtVISIONS OF COURTLY INDIA: The Archer Collection of Pahari Miniatures:exhibition of 80 miniatur paintings created btwn 1660 & 1830.At Brooklyn Museum. EasternPkway & Washington Ave.through Sept. 17. 638-5000.NEW MUSE COMMUNITYMUSEUM: 1530 Bedford Ave.Usually open 1-5 except onMon. but hours vary accordingto exhibit. Exhibits, workshops, poetry festival. Call forinformation. 774-2900.BOERUM HILL ARTISTS:Paintings, sculpture, photography & graphics by 12 artistswho live in Hill community.July 30-Sept. 10. BrooklynMuseum. Eastern Pkway.638-5000.THE ART OF SOCIAL SATIRE: a one-man showing ofthe etchings, watercolors anddrawings of satirist Hank virgona at the Summa Gallery.152 Montague Street throughAug. 15.CoursesARTS & CRAFTS: Jewelry,watercolor, acrylic, macrame,yoga, clay, puppet construction. ceramics, drawings. AtCarroll Gardens Library, 396Clinton St. Mon.-Fri. Call forschedule.HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM: Sessionbeoins week of Aug 5. ProspectPark YMCA, 768-7100.CITY-AS-SCHOQL: PublicAlternative High School whichgrants credit to students forfirsthand learning experiencesat business & professionalorganizations. Call 596-3430any Wed. or visit bldg at 59Schermerhorn St. Wed mornings in Aug.DEFENSE TRAINING FORWOMEN: Classes continuingthrough August, meet Tuesdays, 2-4 pm. For women over13. Meet at Library. 6th Ave.at 9th St. Sponsored by Woman's Martial Arts Union.636-3154VITAL SIGNS: Aug. 1-15.7-9 pm every Tues. Take pulse,temperature. & blood pressure. Course is free but mustbuy $4.40 textbook 1 wk. priorto class. 787-1000.x596ART CLASSES AT BROOKLYN ART SCHOOL: Part-timecourses 1 or 2 days each week,beginning & interm ediateclasses, jewelry, painting &drawing, weaving, graphics,sculpture, life drawing, figurepainting, fundamentals of furniture construction, sketching,landscaping & portfolio development. contact museum forspecific hours & fees.638-4486SUMMER SEASON OF ELCENTRO HISPANO DE INFORMACION: The Spanishlanguage center is now open atBrooklyn Public Library%u2019s Williamsburgh branch. DivisionAvenue at Marcy Avenue.Offers Spanish language jobinfo & Learn Your Way Centers. Saturday service temp,out for branch libraries, Sunday services closed at CentralLibrary. Saturday hours 10am-6 pm, 636-3154.SILK SCREEN WORKSHOP: For creative T-shirts atthe Community AdvisoryBoard for Youth, 647 FifthAvenue. C lasses held byappointment, 9-5 weekdays,7-10 pm. Wednesdays. Call435-3786.SUMMER SCHOOL ATYORK INSTITUTE: Repeat &Advance <%u00bb)pir%u00bbpnf9Pvthrough High School, remedialreading & math, small classes,day & evening classes. Writeor phone Benjamin Altman, LitD. 212 Hicks Street, Bklyn11201,855-5010.CENTER: 373 9th St., Yoga,Meditation, Vegetarian Cooking. Ballet & Dance for kids,etc. 499-3669.TENANT WORKSHOPS:Brooklyn Tenants Union. 1530Bedford Ave. and P. A. 9. 279Sterling Place. Mon. & Wed.nights. 7:30. 774-2900INTRODUCTION TO THEMARTIAL ARTS: sponsoredby the Community AdvisoryBoard for Youth. Classes at theOld Court House. 4201 FourthAvenue at 42 St., third floor,6:30-9 pm weekdays. Call435-3786.BROOKLYN WAR MEMORIAL: (PRCA) Cadman PlazaWest Play camp, ages 7-12Mon.-Thurs'. 10 am.-4 pm.,Fri. 10 am-3 pm. July 10-Aug.25. Golden Age Center, activities incl. art classes & trips.Thurs. 9:30 am-3:30 pm. Dailyschedule; Mon.-chess, clothingconstruction, beginner dance,m ovies. W ed.-clothing construction, French, German,creative & modern dance,ballet, beginner, advanced &ad ult. T h u rs.-fo lk d a n ce,bridge, ballet, exercise. Fri.-exercise, movies for pre-teens,dance, volleyball. Saturdaychess & volleyball 965-6584.COURSES AT BROOKLYNBOTANIC GARDEN: An Autumn Vegetable garden, learnwhat vegetables can be grownnow & harbested in early &late fall, care & culture alsodiscussed. Instructor, AnneTrimble. July 27, 10%u2019;30 amnoon, Instructor, Lois Berg $6,$4 for members. Drying fruits& vegetables, Aug.l & 8,6:30-8 pm, $8, $6 for members.Know & Enjoy Tropical Fruits& Vegetables, Nancy Shopis,instructor, Aug. 3, 10%u2019;30am-noon, $6, $4 for members.What Tree Is That? InstructorCharles Massa, beginners intrn d n rtio n to th e id e n tific a tio n of some common trees, leafcollections will be made. Aug.9, 10:30-noon, $6, $4 formembers. Ornamental Grassesfor Your Garden: Stuart SimonInstructor, Aug. 22, 10:30am-noon. $6, $4 for members.All registrations must be madein advance; there will be a $2nonrefundable handlingcharge if registration is cancelled unless notified 2 daysprior to class. Contact BrooklynBotanic Garden, 1000 Washington Avenue, 11225.622-4433.POETRY W ORKSHOP:Tuesday, 10-noon, or Wednesdays, 7-9 pm, Women's WorksBookstore, 181 7th A ve.,499-7763.POETRY WORKSHOP: BobHeman, Saturday mornings11-12:30. July 29, Aug. 5, 12,19, 26. Meet at the InformationDesk. Focus on contemporaryforms, subjects. 638-5000.BROOKLYN COLLEGEWOMEN STUDIES PROGRAM: Women%u2019s Center &Woman to Woman Peer Counseling at Brooklyn College ofthe City University of NewYork, Bedford Avenue & Am -nue H, 11210, 780-5467/77 or780-5777/8.NEW EARLY CHILDHOODPROGRAM IN PARK SLOPE:Certified teachers, child centered approach, gym & pool,trained specialists, suitable forchildren of all faiths. BethElohim Congregation. 8th Ave.& Garfield PI. 768-3814.PAINTING & DRAWING: AtBrooklyn Museum Art School,students work in representational (figurative) or non-representational (abstract) directions, models & critiques. 9:30am-noon. August 1-August 24,$80. Studio 3. 638-4486.SCULPTURE: Emphasis onhuman figure, model presentfor each session. Aug. 1-24.Brooklyn Museum Art School,9:30 am-noon. $80. 638-4486.SUMMER SESSION OFFREE EXERCISE & DANCECLASSES: exercise, moderndance & ballet classes forchildren (3-14), teens (15-19)and adults from July 5-August30. Brooklyn War Memorial,Cadman Plaza West. For infocall 965-6584.PARENT EFFECTIVENESSTRAINING COURSE: UnionTemple, 17 Eastern Parkway.Mon & Thurs. during Aug.,7-10 pm. Starts Aug 7. $25, $10for members. Participantsreceive 24 hrs. instruction &text. Limited to 20 people.638-7600.M i s c .BROOKLYN IRISH COMMUNITY: Now has a phone no.to call 24 hrs. a day for free helpin getting info about socialservices in NYC. At 492-5768calls answered during workhours on weekdays, other timesa message is taken and staff willcall back. Office is at 5806 6thAve. in Bklyn., 11220.DanceAUDITIONS FOR CARROLLDANCE THEATRE productionof The Little Prince: Friday,Aug. 4, 7:00 p.m. 405 W. 47 St.in Manhattan. Movement andReading. Be familiar with thebook. Some pay.Film s%u201cIN SEARCH OF ANCIENTASTRONAUTS%u201d : Based on thebook Chariots of the Gods. Also%u201cThe Sea,%u201d films on livingthings of the sea%u2019s dependenceon each other & struggle forsurvival. Aug 8, Brooklyn WarMemorial Bldg. Cadman PlazaW. & Orange St. 7 pm. Free.%u201cTHE UNIQUE DEATH OFJULIUS & ETHEL ROSENBERG%u201d : Re-examination of themany unanswered questionssurrounding the RosenbergSobell case. 7 pm at BrooklynWar Memorial, Cadman PlazaW. & Orange St. 965-6584.Free.MOVIES IN THE GARDEN:Alternate Friday nights in thePratt Institute Community Garden, through Aug. 18. Titles ofmovies on the Garden fence assoon as possible. Bring blankets. Free popcorn.FILMS FOR KIDS: RedhookBranch of Brooklyn PublicLibrary July 24-27: Hansel &Gretel, Charlie Needs a NewCloak & Mole in the Zoo, July31-Aug. 3: Snowy Day, CuriousGeorge & Whazzit, August7-10: Hen Hop, The Boy & theNorth Wind, Aug. 14-17:, Catsup & Shoemaker & the Elves,Aug. 21-24: Letter to Amy &Little Grey Neck. Red HookBranch, 7 Wolcott St. 11231,875-4412. For day care groups.QUEEN OF ALL SAINTSPARISH: Celebrating 100thananniversary, history of parishto be published, dinner-dancein November, contact church,300 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn 11205,638-7625.Kid*SUMMER STORY HOUR:\Bible through the Magic ofMusical Stories,%u201d Kids 5-8.Union Temple, 17 EasternParkway. Tues. & Thurs. inAug., 2-3 pm. Free admission& refreshments.& A T I Wih U h hA HOTEL FOR CATSJ. W ELDONCARTW RIGHTJ. Weldon Cartwright is acat of substantial breeding. Whenever his familytakes a holiday he arranges for his own vacation at CATS N%u2019 JAMAS.W eldon specifies suite#10. 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