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Page Sixteen PHOENIX June 28,1973EVENTSSLIDE SHOW: %u201cCuba: Yesterday,Today and Tomorrow%u201d hv DanRosenshine, staff writer: %u201cTheMilitant,%u201d Friday, July 6, BrooklynMilitant Forum, 136 LawrenceStreet. Info: 596-2849FILM CLASSICS: Free moviesevery Sunday evening at 8 p.m.Wollman Rink, Prospect Park.Begins July 8. Info: 783-4469.BUFFET-SEMINAR:\Meditation\and dentistry. Wed., July 11,8 pm.Coordinator: Harry Ceridan.Buffet at 6:30, $2.50. FirstUnitarian Church, enter 50 MonroePlace. Reservations required forbuffet. Call church office for information and reservations, MA 4-5466.PRUNING FOR SPECIAL EFFECT: short summer course;includes dem onstrations inespaliering, topiary, hedgepruning & other unusualtechniques. Wed.. July 11, 10a.m.-12noon, Brooklyn Botanic Garden,1000 Washington Ave. Fee: $5,BGmembs. $3. Advanceregistration only. Instr: CharlesMima. Info. 622-4317.FLOWERS WITH PENCIL &BRUSH: special course forchildren 10 yrs. & up. Learn todraw portraits of favorite flowersand paint them in watercolor. Allmaterials supplied. Four Tues.,July 10, 17, 24, 31; 10a.m.-12 noon.Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000Washington Ave. Fee: $11,children of tnembs., $8. Instr:Eunice Sm ith. Advanceregistration only. Info. 622-4317.PROSPECT TO CONEY: cyclefrom Prospect Park to ConeyIsland with John Kolenda. Sun.,July 22, 2:30A.M. (yes, A.M.) Startat Grand Army Plaza. SpecialTransit Authority arrangementwill enable cyclists to return fromConey with bikes on D train. Bringbreakfast and spare inner tube.WOMEN%u2019S CENTER: open everyWed., 8p.m. at the MongooseCommunity Center, 792 Union St.FREE ADULT WORKSHOPS:theatre, dance, painting, printmaking, needlecrafts, aviation,creative writing, photography.Info: call 774-2900. MUSE, 1530Bedford Ave.BORO HALL HAPPENINGS: live,outdoor entertainment everyday,Mon. - Fri,, noon to 2p.m. throughSept. 15. Fulton %u2014 Montague Sts.THEATREcufAL jn \\I7 DeKalh AveAlbas Thaairs Bldg.TR5-3431\for the Traveler%u201dAll credit cards accepteda%u00a7Check our mail order cataloguefor ideasLuggage Corp.a |IIIU I I I I I I I im illlllU llllillllM I 'lillllllllH I I I I I I UBROOKLYN'S HAPPENING! Paradesio find out when and where, | |%u2018read the PHOENIX every week. I [Planned-------------------------------1 !On 4th%u201c Life Like, 1973%u201d : One of the screenprints by Brooklyn born artist and poster designer, Robert Fried. From the collection of his works now on exhibit in the Print Gallery, Brooklyn Museum, through August 26.HAIR: American tribal love-rockm usical, with professional &neighborhood talent to benefit theNevins Day Care School AgePrograms; 460 Atlantic Ave. Fri.,Sat., June 29, 30, 8p.m. & Sun., July1,3:00 & 8p.m. Tickets at door: $3.THEATER-IN-THE-BACK: BilalAbdurahman Jazz Group, Sun.,July 1, 7p.m .; The SingingMasters. Sat., July 7, 7 p.m.; TheAlonzo Players, scenes from %u201c400Years Overdue,%u201d Sun., July 8, 7p.m. Free at the BrooklynMuseum.BACA TWILIGHT THEATER:%u201cThe Impossible Years,%u201d Fri.,Sat., July 6, 7, 5:30 p.m. MusicGrove, Prospect Park. Free.POPCORN AND POPSICLETHEATRE: %u201c Puss In Boots OutWest,%u201d Tues., July 10, & Thurs.,July 12, 4:15 p.m. and W'ed., July11, 1:30p.m. %u201cThe Land of Oz,%u201dTues., Thurs., July 17 & 19 and July24 & 26, 4:15 p.m. and Wed., July 18& 25, 1:30p.m. Garden of PackerCollegiate Institute, 170 JoralemonSt. $1.00. Group rates avail. Call:875-6649.ART EXHIBITSSUMMER GROUP SHOW:opening June 8 ,7 :30p.m. at Gallery91, 91 Atlantic Ave. Anderson,Benedict, Bisso, Crary, Crozier,DeLaurot, Erickson, Fitzgerald,Furman, Levin, Miller, Williams,Wing. Sats. & Suns., l-5p.m.RICHARD CORTEZ, KAYBROWN & HAROLD RADGIFF,Paintings, Kings Gallery, at newCon Ed bldg., 30 Flatbush Ave.,daily, 8:30 a.m .-5:30 p.m.CHARLES RAMSEY: paintings &drawings at the BrownstoneGallery, 76 Seventh Ave. Hours:Tues-Sat., 1 la.in.-6p.m.ARTS OF ASIA: Folkcrafts &many one-of-a-kind items from thePhilippines, Japan, and Taiwan.Through June 30, Gallery Shop,Brooklyn Museum. >SOUTH STREET: SeaportMuseum Print Gallery presents anexhibition of photographs byJeanie Black; opening 6-8p.m.,June 29. Exhibit: June 30 - July 30,12 noon - 6p.m. 207 Water St., NYC.FULTON ART FAIR, Fine &Graphic Arts, Sculpture, Music.Fulton Park, Fulton St. &Schenectady Ave. (A train to UticaAve. Station Sundays, June 24 &July 1, noon to 6 p.m.A P O C A L Y P S E W O R K S H O P S : Exhibition by twelve prim.makers,a printmaking studio in ClintonHill. Community Gallery,Brooklyn Museum, June 24-July 29.BARBARA NEUSTADT, ColorPrints & Etchings, at lobby galleryof Metcalfe Hall, LIU, FlatbushExt. & DeKalb Ave., June 28-July26, Mon.-Fri. 10a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sat.& Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.PAINTINGS: oil paintings,w atercolors, and drawings byW'illiam Trost Richards,nineteenth century artist. RobertE. Blum G allery, BrooklynMuseum, June 20-July 29.PRINTS, POSTER, &DRAWINGS: by Robert Fried,Brooklyn-born artist. Postersdesigned for San Franciscoballroom s. Exhibit includes avideotape created by the artist.June 6-August 26, Print Gallery,Brooklyn Museum.TWENTY-TWO BLACK ARTISTS:paintings, sculpture, graphics byartists from Free Art Movement,Bed-Stuy & B.A.S.E., Clinton Hill.Sept. 16 - Oct. 21, CommunityGallery, Brooklyn Museum.CHILDRENS'PROGRAMSSUMMER WALK-INWORKSHOPS: for children %u2014 art,MWF, 10-lp.m.; needlecrafts, T, 1-3p.m.; creative writing, TTh, 11-lp.m.; dance, Sat., 9-l:30p.m.;sum m er science, TWTh, 2:30-3p.m.; bug beat, TWF, 3-3:30p.m.;man:an animal, TThF, 3:30-4p.m,;puppets, dolls and masks, TThF,3:30-4p.m. MUSE, 1530 BedfordAve.LIVE INSECTS: on exhibit atMUSE, Mon. - Sat., 10 a.m. to 5p.m. 1530 Bedford Ave.%u201c PUSS AND BOOTS OUTWEST%u201d : children%u2019s musical by thePacker Collegiate Institute Popcorn & Popsicle Theater. OpensThurs. July 5,4:15 p.m. at Packer,170 Joralemon St. Adm: $i Info:call Hal Wicke, 875-6649.CHILDREN%u2019S HOUR: The WinnieWilson Puppet Theater present%u201cThe Hands and String Review,%u201dSat., July 7, 2 p.m. Music Grove,Prospect Park. Free.MUSIC &DANCEST. GEORGEWINE & LIQUORdu Clinton at. (corner Pierrepont)Brooklyn, N Y. 11201 jFBI ML m i WINE I UM N NEEDSTRT n B -7 4 2 7fvwy Enakig UnM i pj*.Tell the PHOENIXDo yon Kotin o nitrin cnhonl church, block association, social or club meeting coming up next week? Be sure to leteveryone know by letting the\'noon Monday for the very nextPHOENIX know. Send us your listing typed or printed by i Monday fThursday edition. Write to: The PHOENIX, 132 Clinton St., or call 643-1032.everyone will Know/ '<%u201e >*'*/*T\11vs%u25a0 %u25a0 M i %u25a0 .METROPOLITAN OPERACOMPANY: will give a Freeperformance of %u201cFledermaus%u201d onthe Neathermead in Prospect Parkon Fri., June 29, 8:30 p.m.ANTHONY COLEMAN SEPTET,Cobble Hill Composer%u2014Pianist &his group %u2014 as part of NewportNew York Musicians Festival willplay at %u201cStudio We,%u201d 193 EldridgeSt., N.Y.C. (near Second Ave. Ftrain station) Fri., June 29,8':30p mFOLK CONCERT: at the lith St.Bandshell in Prospect Park. WesPascoe, Hugh Prestwood, MarkCohen, Richard Morgan, and aBluegrass Band will perform. Sun.,June 3, and Sat., June 30, 2-4p.m.Free. Info: call 768-1897.BKLYN. CONTEMPORARYCHORUS: at the Theatre-in-theBack, with pianist Ron-AldWilliams. Sat., July 14, 7p.m. atBrooklyn Museum. FREE.KENNY & EVERETTEBRAWNER, Piano by Kenny;Bass by Everette, at the BanksideBoon Dock, Front and Fulton Sts.,Thursdays to Sundays, June 28-July 19, 8 p.m.-? a.m.JAZZ: Juma Sultan, Sun., July 8, 2p.m. Music Grove, Prospect Park.Free.| Fourth of July means flags f | and parades and in Park | | Slope, it%u2019s the L.l. Assembly %u00a7 | of the Knights of Columbus 1 | who is sponsoring a parade | | down Seventh Avenue.| Assembly is set for 8:30 | | a.m. at the Madonna | | Residence, Prospect Park | | West and Union Street, and | | the parade route is down | = Union Street, along Seventh | | Ave, to Ninth St., then back | | to Prospect Park West. In I 1 case of ram assembly is at | | the Sanders Theater, at | %u00a7 Prospect Park W and 15th I1 St| For additional information 1 | on the parade, ca.l Joe | i Ferrise 253-4030. I................................................................................i i i h u i i IJAZZ CONCERT: The BaritoneSax Ensemble will give a freeconcert Thurs., July 12, at 8 p.m. atthe Bedford Lincoln NeighborhoodMuseum, MUSE, 1530 BedfordAvenue. Info: Pearl Williams, 774-2901.NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC:will give a free performance onThurs., July 12, 8:30 p.m. in theI>ong Meadow of Prospect Park.Urge CareOn FireHydrantbState Senator Carol Bellamy this week urged all borough residents to comply with police guidelines for the use of fire hydrants during the summer months. Hydrant shower caps, which permit youngsters to %u2018beat the heat%u2019 but at the same time conserve water, are available at all local police precincts, noted the Senator. Use of the shower caps is legal, she warned, while the indiscriminate and unauthorized opening of fire hydrants is not.Senator Bellamy noted that the pouring of millions of gallons of water into the streets each day not only wastes a precious naturalresource, but also creates a serious fire and health hazard by creatingn ro n in itn iic H rnn in B in o itv %u2019s w a te rpressure.She listed the following police guidelines: 1. Do not turn on fire hydrants without proper authorization. 2. Discourage others from opening hydrants illegally. 3. Report any open hydrants to your local police precinct either in person or by phone. 4. Apply for a hydrant spray can at vour local police precinct.