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BETH LEH EMLUTHERANCHURCH_ -. J i . U - %u2019 L u tu ciaiid cuiu uic Lisjiy o p u uJLirBy Baptism we are possessed by the Holy Spirit. Sometimes we are %u201c up,%u201d and sometimes %u201cdown,%u201d but we always have The Spirit!Join us!SundaysSunday School 9:45 a.m. Pastor%u2019s Bible Class 10 a mWorship 11 a.m.ThursdaysMorning Prayer 11:30a.m.THIRD AVK. AND PACD'IC ST.HOKKUM HILL %u00a3244242FKAN& STEPHEN WALINSKl%u2014PASTUKXafapttte StoenuePresbyterian C ^u rtf)Lafayette Ave. & S. Oxford625-7515George Litch Knight, EkD., PastorJames M. Wingate M.S.M.Minister ot musicSun., Dec. 39:15 a.m. Church School 10:45 a.m. Advent Communion Meditation: %u201cThe Working God%u201d (Isa. 64:4c)Prelude: %u201cFrom Heaven Above%u201d (Bach) Anthem: %u201cJesus, Thou Joy%u201d (Bass)Congregational Meeting.3 p.m. B%u2019klyn MU-TE-OR Christmas Program with %u201cMessiah%u201d sing-in. Public invited.A CHURCH WITH A HISTORIC PAST SERVING THE PRESENT DAYThe Church U located J Mocks east of BAM. Take Buses: 3t, Ik, sad 52 t . $. PortUad A se.,1 Mock fnwt the Churchdses.[continued from back page]If you%u2019re thinking of college, I the questions keep mounting.Which one? Financial Aid? Acceptance?Before you invest 4 years of your life,spend 4 hours with us.Center for College andCareer Counseling26 Court St.________ 855-5779CONGREGATION BAITH ISRAEL ANSHEIEMES%u2018The Kane Street Synagogue%u2019Founded 1856 Conservative Howard D. Gorin, Rabbi 356 Kane St. btwn. Court & ClintonSabbath Services 10 a.m.Sabbath Junior Congregation 10:30 a.m.Israel Bonds BreakfastSunday, Dec. 10th, 10 a.m.Honoring Councilman Abe GergesFor information regarding Hebrew School and all other activities, call 875-1550 or 852-4068.The Brooklyn Heights SynagogueThe Community Temple 117 Rem sen StreetAlbert J. Lowenberg, Rabbi Cantor David WeissmanSABBATH SERVICESFRIDAY EVENING, 5:45 P.M.Religious School%u2014 Registration Still OpenFoi information regarding Religious School, and ail other Synagogue programs, please contact our office Monday. Wednesday, Friday 9 AM-12 PM Tuesday-Thursday 3-6 pm522-2070Major Local ContendersHead Into The 7 9 SeasonFree, who is just a trace over 6-4. Juan Mitchell is tough and can score inside, but he%u2019s only 6-5. Alton Bird is a first caliber playmaker. But the Lions will be killed off the boards, unless sophomore Greg Smith, the team%u2019s tallest man at 6-7 plays over his freshman stats. Easy early-season opposition should prevent last year%u2019s 2-8 start, but Penn should still edge Columbia for the Ivy title. MANHATTAN! The Jaspers have a new gymnasium and a new coach, former player Brian Mahoney, who replaces city game fixture Jack Powers. Powers moved up to an administrative position but left behind a first rate recruiting effort that will give Mahoney a running start as a rookie coach. JoJo Walters (18.1 per game) leads a talented backcourt that is joined by high-scoring Brinton Huggins from Newark and John Leonard, who led his high school team to a state championship. The front court has height, in 6-9 bruisers Mike Bruno and Karl Leuchau, and some untested talent in junior college prospects Ronald Scott and Vinnie Harris. Everybody forgets Manhattan at the beginning of the season, but they always manage a few surprises before the season%u2019s end. FORDHAM: Tom Penders took Dud Tongal, a seven-footer from Senegal with him when he left Columbia, but the word is that Tongal isn%u2019t ready for the Senegalese All Stars, never mind serious college competition. So. T.K. Tripucka, 6-8 and rugged, will play center. Tripucka would be one hell of a forward with a seven footer next to him, but he%u2019ll find some big men tough to play. Bill Calhoun, who was an all-city forward at Jefferson, get a shot at a startingPlymouth Church of the PilgrimsOrange &. Hicks Str.eer.r- (Congregational) Brooklyn HeightsThe M editation, D r K ruener%u201c Something Old, Something New%u201dPlym outh C hoir w ill sing the G loria'By Antonio V ivaldiNursery Care During Morning ServiceMinisters. Harry H Kruener Ari-iold Ostlund, )rW illiam R. Nye Organist & Dir. of M u sic..CONGREGATION M T. SINAI305 S c h e rm e rh o rn St. T r 5-9125 o r 6Daily Services 7:45 A .M ., 5:15 P.M.Saturday Services 9:00 A .M ., 5:15 P.M.Sunday Services 9:30 A.M .Reserve your space tor the Breakfast LectureSunday, Dec. 10,10 a.m.RABBI A. JAMES RUDINAsst N a tio n a l D ire c to r o f In te r-R e lig io u s A ffa irs The A m e rica n Je w is h C o m m itte e w ill d iscuss Jews and Missionary Cults.$ 4 a d m is s io n in c lu d e s b re a k fa s t & le c tu re P lease call fo r re s e rv a tio n by M on., D ec 4Joseph Potasnik, Rabbi Charles Pauli, President4' C onservative S ynagogue iJOSEPH C. CUSIMANO CHARLES J. CUS1MANODOM!NIC J. CUSIMANOC u s i m a n o & R u s s oFuneral H om eService to the community for 3 generationsberth for the Rams. Guard Kevin White is a solid' quarterback. If Tongal develops, perhaps the days of Digger Phelps will finally be forgotten. But Penders probably won%u2019t be able to turn around the Fordham situation this year. HOFSTRA: Remember the old'...there aresigns that somekids are listeningto the stay-homerap, and that thequality of localcollegiatebasketball hasalready improveddramatically.%u2019Knicks? Remember how often all five of their starters scored in double figures? Well, all five of Hofstra%u2019s starters averaged double figures last season. And they did something the oid Knicks never did. They lost more than twice as often as they won. The Dutchmen%u2019s throw-it-up, no defense gameC OuniiRRinnFIRST CHURCH OF BROOKLYNPlerrepont St. & M onroe PI.Dr. Donald W. McKinney%u201c Being Civil In Religion%u201dSunday, Dec. 3 ,1 1 a.m.L ife%u2019s end is not in a perfection th at is final, but in a com pletion th at is endless.S.K . M ajum darServing Brooklyn Hts.Cobble Hill andDowntown Brooklyn115 Atlantic Avenuenear Kenry St.624 1398&AT8WtIAMAftA HOTEL FOR CATSSu p e r s u p p e rDespite all we offer atCats N%u2019Jamas some ofour guests come strictlyto eat. Take Super Supper. Super downs onebowl after another. Nosooner does he get afresh platter of sciencediet than he asks foranother portion. Man,can he put it away andthat keeps us all hopping, It%u2019s O. K. though,he%u2019s one of the few catswe know that%u2019s a bigtippen,490 ATLANTIC AVE.BKLYN.N.Y. 11217(212)625-4955230 COURT STREET624-43302005 W EST 6TH STREET372-13481 / 7 Io P otter107 Hall St., B%u2019klyn.(2b lk.lrom Pratt)636-8608allowed 15 opponents 90 or more points. Coach Rober Gaeckler almost got the player to make the difference, David Taylor who averaged 30.5 points and 19 rebounds for Long Beach High last year. But Taylor must sit out a year because of a recruiting violation, so Gaeckler will watch Henry Hollingsworth (22.7 per game) fling jumpers and hope freshmen forwards Vinnie Ross and Aaron Howard grab enough misses and play enough defense to keep the Dutchmen dose. The four other gunners from last season are back, so Gaeckler has to hope Ron sad Howard don%u2019t mind seeing the bail intermittently. A dangerous team, here, especially if Ross and Howard are as good as their recruiting dance card indicated.ST. FRANCISr Okay, Brooklyn fans. The Terriers were ripped off last year when they weren%u2019t asked to the regional playoffs despite their excellent 16-9 record against some tough opposition. To match that record, Lou Rossini has his talented Latin Connection returning, including mix-it-up center Manny Figueroa. Nestor Cora, who was drafted on the eighth round by the N.B.A. Bullets, passed up the hardship route to come back, and Alex Vega brings back his 18 plus scoring average. The Connection is the team%u2019s offense, at least until December, when a couple of transfers join the team. One will be Kevin Starke, a tough guard out of Stevenson High in the Bronx, who is transferring from Centerary. The other is a mystery guard that Rossini can%u2019t name just yet. Get those scorers the ball, and St. Francis won%u2019t be overlooked this year.WAGNER: Two games gone, and a big victory already. The Seahawks may not do it every night out, but they have some talent and, for a change, most of it is healthy. Crippling injuries sidelined the team%u2019s leading scorers and rebounders last season. Jamie Ciampaglio, a record setter as a freshman, returns from a season lost to a knee injury. Earl Lewis, a 6-5 rebounder, will try to retrieve a form lost to torn ankle ligaments last year. But the development of subs Steve Johnson (19 a game as Ciampaglio%u2019s replacement: and Henry Dillard (10 assists per game), plus the addition of 6-7 Bones Thompkins, a transfer from Northeastern, in January, should make Wagner a good bet to improve on last season%u2019s 7-19 record, despite an unusually tough schedule.LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY: TheBlackbirds will be playing at the old Brooklyn Paramount, and by midseason they%u2019ll be glad they don%u2019t use the old vaudeville hook any more, because this act doesn%u2019t look too promising. Coach Pete Lizzo is counting on three newcomers, two of them transfers and one, Ruben McCoy, a hot recruit from the talent-rich Philadelphia public schools. John Utendahl, who is coming from Kent State, should help 6-9 John Nelson Bailey with the boards. Bailey blocked 85 shots last season, which for you math majors out there, figures to better than three a game. Besides 6-3 guard Steven Lewis, there isn%u2019t much else. Lets hope Lizzo can avoid the distinction of coaching the first 4-20 Blackbirds.Studio Holiday SaleDec. 15,16,17WBAI Crafts Fair or By Appointment atthe StudioPage 26, THE PHOENIX, November 30,1978 %u2022i ' * %u2019 ' *' * * * %u2022 ' 1 %u2022 %u2022 ? * 111 ! 1