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1 %u00bb >EventsFREE BREAKFAST SEMIN iA p c p n p M IN O R IT Y w n MEN IN 'BUSINESS; M edgar Evers College, 1150 Carroll St.. Rm. 208. Sept. 10, Oct. 1 & 29, 10 am. Free, registration req. 735-1750.QUEEN OF ALL SAINTS PARISH: C elebrating 100th anniversary, history of parish to be published, dinner-dance in November, contact church, 300 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn 11205. 638-7652.TUESDAY NIGHT LIVE: Tuesday evenings during July & August members & friends of First U nitarian Church, Pierrepont St. & Montroe PI. will gather for a mixture of serious & social activities. Schedule includes square dance, forum on Beacon Press & J.P . Stevens, Pot Luck Supper.FREE BLOOD PRESSURE TESTS: every Thurs. 3-7 pm, 229 Prospect Park W est, 768-0021.fairs %u00a3 FeasFLATBUSH FROLIC: 10blocks of food, crafts, entertainm ent, cmty displays & special events. Alpng Cortelyou Rd. btwn E. 16th St. &Coney Island Ave. Sept. 17. 783-4469 or 783-3077.ATLANTIC ANTIC: Atlantic Ave. St. Fair, Sept. 24. For info contact headuarters at 334 Atlantic Ave., Mon.-Fri. or call 858-3772.%u201c A DAY AT THE BAY%u201d :Sept. 10 on Manhattan Beach, Sheepshead Bay Mall, Emmons Ave. at Shore Blvd. Space available. 646-0976, 783-4469, 783-3077.ATLANTIC AVENUE FLEA MARKET: every Fri. noon9 pm; Sat., Sun., 10 am-8 pm. 298 Atlantic Ave., btwn Hoyt & Smith Streets.GREENMARKET: Farmer%u2019s market, at BAM parking lot, Flatbush & A tlantic, open Wednesdays 8 am-6 pm, thru Nov. 22, 566-0990.MONTAGUE ST. FLEA MARKET: 121 Montague St. every Fri. 4-9 pm. Sat. & Sun.,10 am-7 pm. Dealer info: 339-1092, 237-1072.FABULOUS FIFTH AVENUE FAIR: Traffic-free day long celebration on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, Sept. 10. Highlights include international food, arts & crafts, & old-fashioned sidewalk sales. For info & space reservation, call 622-1900.C O LU M B U S COURT STREET FAIR: Large scale street festival, October 8,10 am-9 pm. Raindate, Oct. 9. Street closed to traffic from Atlantic Ave. to W. 9th St., art, food, vendors, entertainment. Artist & crafts people may rent 15 ft. space at $25, food vendors $35, and cmty groups $15. Info booths free. Call ette Stoltz 789-6811 or write Columbus C ourt, 466 Court St., Bklyn, N.Y. 11231.DEANE STREET BLOCK PARTY: Aug. 26, 8am. Dean S treet, bet3. How ard & Saratoga Aves. 498-5914.S T R E E T F E S T IV A L : People%u2019s Firehouse sponsoring street festival, Aug. 26, 11am8pm, N. 9th St. bet. Wytch & K ent A ves. F eatu rin g Live music & other entertainment as well as ethnic foods, games & info booths.ATLANTIC ANTIC: Atlantic Ave. St. Fair. Sept. 24. For info contact headquarters at 334 Atlantic Ave.. Mon-Fri or call 858-3772.CARIBBEAN NIGHT: Sept.1,7:30 p.m. Parking lot area of the Brooklyn Museum, Eastern Pkwy. %u201c The Mighty Panther%u201d will M.C. Also limbo bottle dancer, steel bands, Islanders Dance Troup & more. 772-5709 or 783-3077.FREE KIDDIES CARNIVAL: Sept. 2 & 3, 1-4 pm. Many special events all day. Extra on Sat. only: Calypso Elimination. In Brooklyn Museum parking lot. 772-5709 or 783-44690.DIMANCHE GRAS: Steel bands, Calypso Contest, Festival Queen, Reggae Contest, Sa%u2019 Tropical Dance Co., Calypso Rose, much more. Also %u201cJump-up%u201d finale. Sept. 3, 7:30. $8. Brooklyn Museum parking lot. 772-5709 or 783- 3077.FESTIVAL TIME: Sept. 4, all day. Along Eastern Parkway from Albany Ave. past reviewing stand at Brooklyn Museum (Washington Ave). Parade starts at 10:30 am from Albany Ave. Carnival Kings & Queens, Festival Bands, floats, marching bands, clowns, steel band, much more. Free. 7725709 or 783-3077.Meeting*RECOVERY, INC.: m eets every Fri., 8-10 pm, Trinitarian M ission, 869 President St. Self-help for nervous people and former mental patients. 857-6549.CHESS CLUB: M eets at Brooklyn Central Library, auditorium, Grand Army Plaza. Everyone with interest in chess invited. Mondays, 6-8 pm.SOCIETY OF AMERICAN WIZARDS: An organization of Am ateur and Professional magicians who meet Mon.- Thurs. 6:30-11:30 pm, 288 8th St. & 5th Ave. bet. 5th & 6th. 788-0529.Sport* -YMCA: 357 9th St. Residential facilities, open 24 hrs.; physical dept., 9 am-10 pm, youth dept., 9 am-10 pm, youth dept., 3:30-6 pm, weekends 9 am-5 pm. Gym, programs, courses. 768-7100.BOAT RENTAL: Weekends only. $10 deposit on boat, $2.75 hr. Kate Wollman Rink. 695-6561.BIKE RENTALS: daily11 am-7:30 pm, weekends 9 am-7 pm. $2 1st hr., $1.75 each additional hour. 494 Flatbush Ave. 284-6936.PROSPECT PARK-BAY RIDGE YMCA: gymnastics and basketball program s. Sports courses to suit individual needs. Located on Joralemon Street, btwn 6th Street & Willow PI. 522-6000.RUNNING & TENNIS: Instructional program. Mon. & Thurs. 4-6 pm; Mon. & Wed. 9-1 pm & 6-8 pm. J.J. Byrne Park. Open to everyone 18 years & under. Also Hot Shot Basketball training.CENTRAL YWCA: Tennis, swimming, gymnastics, slimnastics, karate, tai-chi, yoga. Three week sessions. Next starts early in Sept. Register by Aug. 28. 30 Third Ave. TR5-1190.YWCA CLUBS & TEAMS: Dance Club for girls 8-16, Fri. 5-15 6:30 pm, Sat. 2:30 pm; Swim Team for girls 8-16, Sat. 3:30-5 pm, Tues. & Thurs. 6:30-8 pm; Swim Team for Advanced Beginner girls 8-16,, Tues. & Fri. 3:30-5 pm. Sl/wk dues, 30 Third Ave. at Atlantic Ave. 875-1190.PHYSICAL ED AT Y: co-ed classes in Prospect Park-Bay Ridge branches, disco dance, infant swim class, children%u2019s courses, group and private tennis lessons, yoga, swimming, golf, slimnastics, modern dance, running & karate. YMCA at 9th St. ft 6th Ave. S08-7100.YOGA: Wednesdays at 6 pm, Frances White Rm. of F.irst Unitarian Church, Pierrepont St. & Monroe PI., bring a towel & wear loose fitting clothes or leotards, Tom Campos instructor. Donation.YMCA. 768-7100.BASKETBALL PROGRAM: Ages 12-18, being hosted by PRY 7 others, 3 divisions. Hold games on Sats., 9 am-noon, W. Alexander JHS 51, 5th Ave. ft 5th St. Contact PRY, 421 7th St., Bklyn. 11215.MINI OLYMPICS: Aug. 27, 10 am-5 pm. All Starrett City youngsters bet. 8 & 16 are eligible. Trophies will be awarded to 1st, 2nd ft 3rd place winners for each of eight events. To participate, call 642-8875.BOWL-A-THON: Aug. 26, lpm. All proceeds will be to research the cure of muscular dystrophy & related disorders. Melody Landes, 461 37 St-Call%u2014 %u201c~*V * ~~ r ------------T ---------- 4 0 0 I S M S / IO B O---90 PRECINCT SOFTBALL TEAM: Will play a marathon softball game against various teams including the New York Met Wives and some media teams starting 6 pm Sept. 8 at McCarren Park. All money will go towards the families of the slain police officers Norman Cerullo and Christie Masone. For further info, call 233-5531.riM im irin n %u2019TniiMiinrH %u25a0Course*TENANT WORKSHOPS:Brooklyn Tenants Union. 1530 Bedford Ave. and P.S. 9, 279 Sterling Place. Mon. & Wed. nights, 7:30. 774-2900.CITY-AS-SCHOOL: PublicAlternative High School which grants credit to students for firsthand learning experiences at business & professional organizations. Call 596-3430 any Wed. or visit bldg at 59 Schermerhom St., Wed. mornings in Aug.ARTS & CRAFTS: Jewelry, watercolor, acrylic, macrame, yoga, clay, puppet construction, ceramics, drawings. At Carroll Gardens Library, 3% Clinton St. Mon.-Fri. Call for schedule.SUMMER SEASON OF EL CENTRO HISPANO DE INFORMACION: The Spanish language center is now open at Brooklyn Public Library%u2019s Williamsburgh branch, Division Avenue at Marcy Avenue. Offers Spanish language job info & Lern Your Way Centers. Saturday service temp, out for branch libraries, Sunday services closed at Central Library. Saturday hours 10 am6 pm. 636-3154.SUMMER SCHOOL AT YORK INSTITUTE: Repeat & advance subject, elementary through High School, remedial reading & math, small classes, day & evening classes. Write or phone Benjamin Altman, Lit D. 212 Hicks Street, Bklyn 11201,855-5010.CENTER: 373 9th St., Yoga, Meditation, Vegetarian Cooking, Ballet & Dance for kids, etc. 499-3669.INTRODUCTION TO THE MARTIAL ARTS: sponsored by the Community Advisory Board for Youth. Classes at the Old Court House. 4201 Fourth Avenue at 42 St., third floor, 6:30-9 pm weekdays. Call 435-3786.POETRY W ORKSHOP:Tuesday, 10-noon, or Wednesdays, 7-9 pm, Women%u2019s Works Bookstore, 181 7th Ave., 499-7763.POETRY WORKSHOP: BobHeman, Saturday m ornings 11-12:30. Aug. 26. Meet at the Information Desk. Focus on contemporary forms, subjects. 638-5000.BROOKLYN COLLEGEWOMEN%u2019S STUDIES PROGRAM: Women%u2019s Center & Woman to Woman Peer Counseling at brooklyn College of the City University of New York, Bedford Avenue & Avenue H, 11210, 780-5467/77 or 780-5777/8.NEW EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM IN PARK SLOPE:Certified teachers, child centered approach, gym & pool, trained specialists, suitable fqr children of all faiths. Betn Elohim Congregation. 8th Ave. & Garfield PL 768-3814.A s *NEW MUSE COMMUNITY MUSEUM: 1530 Bedford Ave. Usually open 1-5 except on Mon. but hours vary according to exhibit. Exhibits, workshops, poetry festival. Call for information. 774-2900.BOERUM HELL ARTISTS: Paintings, sculpture, photo-, graphy ft graphics by 12 artists who live in Hill community. Through Sept. 10. Brooklyn M useum, Eastern Parkway. 638-5000.THE ART OF SOCIAL SATIRE: a one-man showing of the etchings, watercoiors and drawings of satirist Hank Virgona at the Summa Gallery, 152 Montague Street extended through Labor Day.VISIONS OF COURTLY INDIA: Five brief talks. Sept. 9, 2 pm. Lecture Hall of Brooklyn Museum. Eastern Parkway, 638-5000.NUTRITION LECTURER: %u201c How What You Eat Affects What Eats You.%u201d Different topics each week, Tuesdays, 7:15 pm, 200 7th Ave., 768-2938.Film*FRIDAY FLICKS: Special summer program for children ages 7-12 at Brooklyn's Highlawn Branch Library, 10:30 every Friday. W. 13th St. at Kings Highway.FROM THESE ROOTS: Brooklyn Hts. Library. 280 Cadman Plaza W. Aug. 24, 3 p.m.THURSDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS: at Brooklyn Hts. Pub. Lib., 280 Cadman PlazaW. Films start at 3 pm. Aug. 24, %u201c From These Roots%u201d ; Aug. 31 %u201c Italian American.%u201dTheatrein BrooklynTearsDISCOVER NEW YORK:series of Sunday tours incl. the Brooklyn Promenade, meet in front of the LIHS, 128 Pierrepont St. 2 pm, Sept. 3, 17. No reservation necessary. Cancellation in case of rain. 586-4763.isla n d He l ic o p t e rTOURS: East 34th St. & E. River Drive. $9 for 7 minutes. Prices go as high as $72 for 45 minutes. Go on btwn 10 am &5 pm. 895-5372.PIONEER SAIL: Weekday cruises 1 & 6 pm, weekend 2 &7 pm. Bring your own lunch.INSOMNIAC%u2019S BICYCLE TOUR OF BROOKLYN: Aug. 20, 2:30 a.m. Meet on steps of Borough Hall, ride 14 miles to Atlantic Ocean at Riis Park. Return by subway. Sponsored by Friends of the Park.CIRCLE LINE%u2019S MISS FREEDOM: Four trips daily from Batterv Park to Ellis Island, 9:30, 11:30, 1:30 & 3:30. Passengers are escorted for one-hour tour. $2.50, $1.25 for children.CIRCLE LINE AROUND MANHATTAN: 35-mile route, leaving Pier 83 every 45 minutes from 9:45 am to 5 pm. 5, 2.50 for chUdren. 563-3200.BUS EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY: ViaTrailways. Aug 26. Departs from 600 Block Baltic St., 6:30 am. $20. Sponsored by Baltic Block Assoc. 738-0016.JAZZMOBILE: To be atPulaski Street Bet. Nostrand & Marcy AVes. Friday, Aug. 25, noon-midnight. Featuring Charlie McLean, Joe Knight, Frank Tusa. Also Gospel Music Aug. 26. With Hudson Family, Voices of Pentecost, Ronnie Johnson.BORO HALL PLAZA CONCERT: A different concert or event daily at Boro H all, 12:30-1:30, Mon-Fri through Sept.THE X SEAM EN%u2019S INSTITUTE: A ncient Sea Chants, Aug. 26, 7:30-10:30pm South Street, Pier 15. $2 & $2.50.KidsBROOKLYN CHILDREN%u2019S MUSEUM: 145 Brooklyn Ave. at St. Marks Ave. Open 6 days 1-5 pm. Closed Tuesdays. Admission free. Long waiting lines at times. Groups not adm itted. W eekdays: Instructors, children use Museum objects in ticketed 40- minute group activities for ages 5-up only (adults, younger children wait elsewhere). Followed by special events, films for all ages. Weekends: open-admission for all ages without tickets. Walk-through and open-ended activities. 735-4432.YOUTH OPPORTUNITY JOB PROGRAMS: Job seekers, particularly drop-outs and high school grads, should contact Youth Employment Service at 394 Bridge St., or call 488-5410.WILLIAMSBURGH NEIGH1 BORHOOD FACILITIES: 16Engert Ave., new homework helper program for kids in grades 1-6, weekdays 3 4:30 pm. Also Tues., Thurs. knitting & crocheting 383-9236.M u skMIDSUM M ER NOON%u2019S CONCERTS: At St. Ann ft the Holy Trinity Church, corner of Clinton ft Montague. Concerts are at noon on Wednesdays, free. Aug. 9, Morse Donaldson%u2019s American Dance Movement, modern ballet. Aug. 16, %u201cChrysalis,%u201d dance solo. Aug. 23, Brooklyn Heights Mus:c Society Octet. Aug. 30, Paul Johnson, guitarist, composer ft folksinger.THE INTERNATIONALS:Singers & orchestra. Aug. 30, 7:30 pm at 6th Ave. Church.SWEET ADELINE%u2019S AUDITIONS: Brooklyn Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc., having rehearsals, Tuesdays, 8 pm through Aug. 29, Prudential Savings Bank. 1617 Ave. %u201c M.%u201d Any woman interested in singing four-part, barbershop-style harmony welcome. 438-1339.BORO HALL PLAZA CONCERT': A different concert or event daily at Boro Hall, 12:30-1:30, Mon.-Fri. through Sept,AUDITIONS FOR DESSOFF: 65-voice chorus specializing in early polyphonic music and lit. of later periods. R ehearsals are held W ed., 7:30-10 pm at the Brotherhood Synagogue, 28 Gramercy Park South. For audition appointments bet. 6 & 9 pm, call UL5-3047 mornings or leave message at 228-9226.MUSIC ON THE BARGE:Aug. 13 presenting first winners of Bargemusic Brooklyn competition. Barge is located at Fulton Ferry landing. 624-4061.PROGRAM AT RED HOOK PUBLIC LIBRARY: Mondays: RIF (Reading is Fundamental) Registration & Gifts 3-5 pm, ages 6th grade ft below; same Tuesday 3-7 pm; Thursdays: uzzles & games 3-5 pm, ages -12; Fridays: Children%u2019s Fum Program, 12:30 ft 3:30 pm, ages 6-12.875-4412.SU M M ER PO TTER Y CLASSES: 9:30-11:30 am or 3:30-5:30 pm, weekdays, Pottery Loft, 7th Ave. & 8th St., 788-4664.READ-A-BOOK-A-WEEK:Summer club ft contest, sponsored by Boro Park Community News ft Mapleton Action Comm ittee. Ages 7-14. Related activities (films, exhibitions, discussions) also planned. Contact M apleton Library, 232-0346 or Borough Park Library, 435-3375.CHILDREN%u2019S ART STUDIO: life drawing classes every Wed., 4 pm, ages 7-15. 6 classes. $18. Beginning art: every Sat. 11 am, 12 classes, $32, 32 Union St., 789-6759.CHILDREN ft YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SERVICES: 2 free day camp programs for children ages 6-13. Consultation & technical assistance to other groups. Cultural & recreational programs. 263 9th St., Brooklyn, 11215. 788-4800.CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION: Day camp program serving youth from 6-14, plus ongoing youtn recreation programs year round. Fee. 191 Joralemon St. 596-5500 or 996-1000.UAKLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM: of Cong. Beth Elohim, child-centered, Bank St. education approach, cert, teachers. Full, half day p%u2019grams, 5 days, Sept.-June, ages 2.5-4.9. Now accepting registration. Call Rabbi Weiner, 768-3814.ADELPHIAN PLAYERS: Allthe King%u2019s Men, Aug. 25, 26; Hotel Universe, Aug. 23, 24. Curtain Time, 8:30 at Adelphi Academy, 8515 Ridge Boulevard, $2.50, $1.50 for seniors.7 COME 11: Pbrformance to take place St. M atthew %u2019s C h u rc h . G y m n a siu m , 1123 East on Parkway, August 27, 5pm, 255-4968.-THE LITTLE PRINCE: Performed by the Carroll Dance Theater. Aug. 24, Carroll Park at 2 p.m., Pacific Library at 4 p.m. Aug. 25, Park Slope Library at 2:30 p.m.A U D IT IO N S FOR CHILDREN'S THEATER: Will be held by the Heights Players, for %u201c Once Upon A Viqe%u201d or %u2019%u2019Jacqueline and the Beanstalk.%u201d Directed by Ed; Rubin on Aug. 28 ft 29 at 8ptnl (|t 26 WjUow Place.THURSDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMS: At Brooklyn Hts. Pub. Lib., 280 Cadman Plaza W . Film s start at 3 pm . Aug. 17, \%u2018 %u2018From These Roots. %u201dAUDITIONS FOR CARROLL DANCE THEATER: Seeking actors for %u201c A W rinkle In Time.%u201d Must have improvisational experience ft dance train in g . C h aracters ra n g e from 8-40. Call 852-7551 for auditionPvnnncot: naiHDISCO COMICS: M usical p a tte rn e d after comic-book heroes. Will be perform ed frequently before Labor Day, so call Everym an Co. for details. 857-7753.HELSTROM CHRONICLE: Aug. 23, 7pm at Pk. Slope Branch of Public Library.August 24,1978, TH E PHOENIX, Page 19 Coming