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YWCA Offers WomenMorning ProgramsDowntown Homemakers, a program for women specifically geared for young mothers and their preschool children, will hold registration for classes in early March. Women can sign up for a creative, recreational or educational course while their youngsters play in Y.W. supervised nurseries.Classes are given Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings and Wednesday afternoons. This term Monday courses include Yoga and Dance Exercises, Crocheting for Beginners & Intermediates, T%u2019ai Chi Ch%u2019uan, which is a traditional Chinese system of physical and mental discipline, Basic Finance for Women, Sketching & Painting for Beginners & Intermediates, Elegant Cooking for Everyday.Also on Mondays the Y.W. holds an Education Workshop, in which the group studies possible alternatives to the Public School system of education. This Workshop is free to Y.W. members, although there is a charge for Nursery if needed.Tuesday program consists of courses in Enameled Silver Jewelry, Spanish for Beginners, Astrology, Tennis and a combination course called Yoga, Dance and Dip, consisting of 45 minutes of exercises followed by 45 minutes of Dance or a dip in the Y.W. pool. There will be a free Crafts Workshop on Tuesdays, teaching Batik, Quilting and Crocheting. Women can learn these crafts while working on things for the Y.W. Christmas Shop. Y.W. will provide all supplies. Continued on Page 16%u201e %u00a3S&****~/ /%u25a0 H / f f 'PLANNING SPRING BALL: LICH Guild members devoted a day recently to addressing invitations to the 1973 Spring Ball. Pictured in the home of Mrs. John Edson, Guild president, are (left to right) Mrs. Emma Padilla, Mrs. Alexander I. Thomashow, Mrs. Sidney J. Schreiber, Mrs. Morrell M. Avram, Mrs. Louis Acierno and Mrs. Edward Widens.PHOENIX, Page SevenShoppers GuideTo AntiquesH r'J IA Port o f the PastANTIQUESUPHOLSTERY331 H enry St.off Atlantic , 2pm , 0 6pmHigh Quality'Reasonable PricesThe finest in Stained Glass, Lamps,Novelties & Furniture in a variety ofstyles & periods including English & DomesticOak, Art Nouveau, Deco & the indescribableHELANGEm n a u E S iI m i i r l sTHE SHOP OF UNUSUAL FINDS69 A T L A N T ICSPOOKLVN,A/.y.V wA yi~'R E T R O S P E C TA 7 nT~' * T r \\ T T r - * _I/A1M 1 .L W U t L O4 0 8A T L A N T IC A V E N U EH 7 (iz U \\ tA n tiq u e s 6 5 8 - 7 3 3 6J E h t o c 's J f f i l j a t %u201cN o t ; %u00a7 l j o p495 Atlantic AvenueN T IO U E S B R IC -A -B R A C' T R A S H T O T R E A S U R E SB U Y A N D S E L LU L 2 - 6 6 1 9%u2022m SveMut.snap mAntiquesViHello! I%u2019m s e llin g my co lle ctio n of fin e a n tique s I%u2019ve accu m u la te d o v e r the ye a rs I%u2019 m m oving to Europe in June, so these a n tiq u e s must be sold b e fo re the n.Emile James, formerly of 'The Country Store'COME SEE WHAT I HAVE EVERYTHING MUST GOopen %u2019til 10pm148 Park Place NE8-1588ANTIQUES ANTIQUESfu n ky antiques/ TURN/ of thei t223 - 7th Ave.between 3rd & 4thCENTURYFURNATUREBRIC-A-BRACREPAIRING & REFINISHING Mon. - FrL 12-7PM Sat. 10AM - 7PMi %u201cThe Rer.nnd Tim e A round%u201dA rt N ouveau - D ecoS igned A rt GlassBronzes, Etc.791 Coney Island A venueEstates Bought & SoldDERIS M&1ZNERO A K %u2019N S T U F FRESTO RED OAK FU R N IT U R E ANTIQUES AND INTERIORSTOO r -------- - L I _____I A r WV S tW lic Jr rv v v .MILDRED%u00abRUBIN 941-1727 338-9179