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a%u00abmiiiwnnnni!innninniiiiinniiiinnimiii%u00bbnmiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiuniinniniiiniiitiiiiinniiiiiHininmiinniiunmiiiiiiiiniiniiiiniiiinnmmniiiniit June 28,1973 PHOENIX Page Thirteen\Students Honoredby Mayor's OfficeEleven area students received recognition at the Mayor%u2019s Diamond Jubilee Student Awards Ceremony at City Hall last Friday. The participants were among 170 from elementary, junior high, and high schools, who have won city, state, national, and international competitions, and who have been cited for outstanding achievement in athletics, citizenship, creativity, and academics.Top PSAL fencer David Arase of Brooklyn Tech, All-City Soccer Team Captain, Johnny Rolando of John Jay, and J .11 .S. 2(1,Vs Roberto Vasquez, the Team Captain of the City Wide Championship Basketball Team were local boysR O T C B illVeto%u201cWait til next year!%u201d That%u2019s the vow of the optimistic, uncowed, determined. Faculty Baseball Team of John Jay High School which is looking forward to playingagain next spring. It finished 7th in an eight-team league but the members all feel sure they%u2019re getting better.These stalwart men of letters who spend their working days teaching math, language, and social studies at the Park Slope high school found Saturday mornings on the diamond a refreshing change of pace.Star hitter is the sole distaff member of the team, Phys. Ed.teacher Carol De Francis. Members of the team, from left to right: Larry De Francis, Joe Taff, IjOU Montes, Milton Lipitz, Fred Meyerowitz, Nick Montalbano, A1 Rubin, Bob Ellis, Bob Melendi, and (kneeling' Cary Lucas. Not shown are: A1 Cantor, Harold Lipitz, Mike Wynn, Joe Avella, Carol DeFrancis, Chet Singer.UrgedTwo Savings Banks MergeLeonard D. O%u2019Brien, president of Atlantic Savings and Loan Association and George L. Clark, Sr., president of Liberty Savings and Loan Association, have announced that their merger will be effective July 1 and that at that time the two will be jointly known as Atlantic Liberty Savings and Loan Association, with all business transacted in the building at 186 Montague Street, the current site of Liberty Savings and Loan Association.O%u2019Brien noted that, effective July 1, Atlantic Liberty Savings and Loan Association will be providing the maximum dividends on savings allowed by law. In accordance with current banking legislation, interest rates of up to 6.27 per cent effective yield may lx? earned annually, when certain conditions are met. Details of all savings plans are available at the Atlantic Liberty office.Both O%u2019Brien and (%u2019lark believethat the merger of the two wellknown associations would be advantageous to patrons and area 'residents alike. Clark said, %u201c Not only will we be providing added convenience, competence and greater service to the people of Brooklyn, but also our combined strength and the experience and heritage which will be joined in this merging operation should be highly beneficial. 1 can think of no teacher greater than the past.%u201dState Senator Carol Bellamy urged Governor Rockefeller this week to veto legislation passes by both houses of the legislature which would permit local school boards to offer ROTC training for academic credit during school hours. Joining with the Ad Hoc Committee of Concerned Citizens Against the ROTC Bill in a protest held outside the New' York City office of the Governor this week, Senator Bellamy explained that she had spoken and voted against the bill when it had come before the Senate.According to the Senator, the cost factor of the program is very important. The bill provides that the Defense Department pays 75 per cent of the cost and the State picks up the rest. %u201cIf this appears like a small amount consider San Francisco,%u201d noted the Senator, %u201cwhere it cost the Board of Education $250,000 a year to maintain ROTC programs in only nine schools.%u201dwho received Athletic Achievement awards.Two Brooklyn Tech students, Dean L. Burrell and Lanny S. Smoot, were honored for earning National Achievement Scholar ships. Three other Brooklyn teachers earned recognition in the math and science field: Phillip Defina, the state representative to the International Science Fair in San Diego; Sheldon Katz, one of the top math students in the country; and Stuart Scharf, a high performer in the Interscholastic Math League. Nina Gross of P.S. 8 merited recognition tor her fine showing in the New York City Spelling Bee.George Cambell of George Westinghouse and William Hewlett of P.S. 25(1 round mil the area%u2019s distinguished students for respectively winning the Theodore Roosevelt Public Speaking Contest and the American Museum of Natural History Award for Art and Photography.llllllllillllllllllllllllllieaiimiHHIlSIHIIlIHUIIIIa r e ^ o u . l a t e - -fo r* a u e x x ) i S p a r t a v r hchild%u2019s PlayB rook 1prciv. Bo o k sto r e;f o r K ir is. , ' t a i l a n ru i(3 j 6mmiimiiiMimiiiiHiimmiiuimmimiiimmHospital Survey CompletedA recent survey at The Methodist Hospital of Brooklyn shows that there were 39,018 visits to the O.P.D. Clinics and Emergency Room the first five months of 1973. This compares with a total of 36,253 visits the previous year in the same periodIn May, 1973, there were 8,215visits to the Ambulatory Care Clinics compared to 7,178 visits May, 1972.The survey shows that a total of 73,392 Patient Days Service were given in the first five months of 1973 in comparison to 72,775 Patients Days Service the previous year.i m o h \\ H , m DOOH TO DOOK S K H M O KHeights Car & Limousine Service Inc/.or rt a n d L o n g I h s t u r n r (n il*( )l*K N 24 H O I US T K L 522-7222iiASPIDISTRAhas . . .GROWING THINGS, and PLANTERSand ART and GRAFTS...331 HENRY STREET, BROOKLYN, N Y. 11201YARDSTICKS K t tSelected Needlecrafts Rugs - Yarns1 Q *5 U a n n / C#%u25a0 V * %u25a0 %u25a0Last Chancefor aOne-Year Subscriptionto the PHOENIXat our Introductory RatesOn July 1 , Cost of aOne - Year Subscription goes up to $5If we receive your checkcash or money order beforeJuly 1, you can save $ INomeA d d r e s s RETURN TOt5 0 Im w o c - $ 4 .0 0Z ipsS3s C iin iv n > M ------------m 1 . %u2014 . 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