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House CourseIs SetBrownstone owners and wouldbe uwucia can u'ulain an insider's view of the space design of the charming row of houses that were built in Brooklyn a century ago by enrolling in a special 15-week course opening Feb. 5 at New York City Community College, 300 Jay St., Brooklyn.The Thursday course, meeting from 6:20 to 8 p.m., will be given by Mrs. Judy Janda, a member of the faculty of the college, who has discovered the advantages and disadvantages that were built into the 97-year-old brownstone she bought a year ago in Brooklyn%u2019s Park Slope section.Her intensive study of plans drawn up by architects of that era and her experimentation in updating her own house has enabled her to develop a unified concept of the best uses of a brownstone of yesterday.For further information about the course call the college%u2019s Division of Continuing Education at 643-5570.Courses AtGardenThe Brooklyn Botanic Garden is offering 28 short courses, ranging from special house plant culture courses to preparing and maintaining an outdoor flower or vegetable garden, during winter and spring 1873. Other interesting courses include %u201cPhotographing Flowers%u201d and %u201cLandscape Appreciation.%u201d s 9Most of the courses are one-day sessions, some on weekdays, some on Saturdays and a few in the evening. %u201c Japanese Brush Painting,%u201d %u201cFlower Painting,%u201d %u201cSpring Planting Begins in Indoors%u201d and %u201cBonsai for Beginners%u201d are some of the courses running for three or more sessions.Enrollment is limited and registration must be in advance. Varying fees are charged for all courses and Botanic Garden members are given a discount.For a folder describing all the courses offered at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, sei.^ a stamped, self-addressed business size envelope to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11225, attention Instruction Department.PHOENIX, Page NineY W C A OpensM p w r I n c c o cJuan Rivera, a co-owner ofthe Variety Mart on Montague St., helped save thelife of a suffocating infantlast week. He and PeterProdis, owner of New LifeCrafts, gave the childmouth-to-mouthresuscitation.In fa n t Is S a v e dThanks to a few Montague St. m erchants, infant Beverly Brennan%u2019s life was saved last week. While shopping at the Variety Mart with her four-weekold daughter, Mrs. Edward Brennan noticed that the child had turned blue.While Variety M art%u2019s Juan Rivera adm inistered mouth-tomouth resuscitation, his partner, Louis Lewis, dialed 911. After receiving no answer, Lewis called the operator who also tried%u2014to no avail%u2014to reach the police emergency number.Give BloodA Red Cross Blood mobilewill be at the 76th Precinct,191 Union St., today,Thursday, Jan. 11, from 6%u20149 p.m. to receive blooddonations. John Lopreto iscoordinator of the drive.Parrish Pharmacy72 Henry St.corner of Orangeserving Brooklyn Heightssince 1885For quality,Dependabilityand Servicecall MA 4-1871LJUOLXJCXJUCX.I Send \\tMtV.rid rosts uv'73 W hu llirH iA n y%u2022 X Stnfl tloSaov)* ^rcsV, boskets U?A nniversary cAhM y J3 Send a bowl o ^ Sun-sW ny S |m n 4^\\ov%u00bbtjrs Jjor V*Vv\\ttne!s D*y '%u00a3>Gtvtus tHl doAes, will rt