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After 86 Years:Page Eight PHOENIXB-Ball At BerkeleyJohn W. Faison of Brooklyn Heights has been appointed Director of Development and Alumni Affairs atPacker Collegiate Institute, 170 Joralemon St., accordingto an announcement made here by John F. Skillman Jr.,Packer's president. In making the announcement,Skillman said, %u2018%u2018Mr. Faison is leaving a distinguishedcareer on Wall St. to join Packer in this key role. We arepleased and proud that he will be working with us.%u201dGynecology ClinicOpens At LICHA new clinic to treat women with menstrual disorders has been opened by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Long Island College Hospital under the direction of Dr. Henry Freedman, chief of the Department.The clinic is held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 1 p.m. Dr. Martha Rayner, a medical endocrinologist, together with hospital gynecologists seek to solve the many special problems of women in this area, Dr. Freedman said.o k . S t . ^ V f t f e K K K f i AIt has taken ..Park Slope%u2019s Berkeley Institute 86 years to form a boys%u2019 basketball team. It wasn%u2019t red tape that caused the 86-year delay; it was the absence of male students.Berkeley Institute was charted in 1886 as a school for young ladies, and it was not until 1972, when its Upper School was opened to males, that the school became completely co-ed.The presence of men at Berkeley has resulted in many firsts: High school students joined the annual father-son dinner, held Jan. 19, for the first time and a basketball team and cheer leading squad has been formed to carry Berkeley on to athletic glory.Since September 1972, Berkeley has admitted boys to their ninth and tenth grades, and their presence, according to Headmisstress Susan Miller, has added an exciting dimension to the life of the school.The annual father-son dinner has traditionally combined dinner and demonstration under the guidance and sponsorship of the school%u2019s athletic department. Following the welcoming address, Scott Jarmus and Jeffery Nehrbas, new tenth graders, reported on the school%u2019s first boys%u2019 basketball team. The team, consisting of Jeff Nehrbas, Steven Carter, Joseph Carter, Rodney Murphy, Brook Bickford, Scott Larry Crehan, Jeff Fagan and Jimmy Quigley, played the first of its series of scheduled interscholastic games on January 10 against Poly Prep Country Day School. Future games include a game against Adelphi on February 5 and 14, and a rertiateh against Poly Prep on February 26.In new yellow and black skirts and sweaters and cheering the new team on are Debbie Bath, CarolynIncome Ta xFREE 15-MINUTECONFERENCETo discuss tax services, ideas, review a tax return, answer questions. All fees set before further work. By appointment.s THE TAX$ 145 HENRY ST.ADVISOR624-7347A dozen ( long stem roses and a box ofGodiva Chocolatesboth for onlyThe roses are long stem beauties fresh cut and gift boxed The chocolates are perhaps the most luxurious in the world... she%u2019ll knoworder early - phone or mailr ^ FASHIONS IN F L O W IR t %u2018193 Joralemon Street B %u2019klyn, N Y 11201,(2 1 2 )5 9 6 -0 7 0 0 $Y1S, BJMM, M i MORE!doors plywood ceiling Isle sneetrock paneling mouldingsuspended ceiling materials paints and toolsDELIVERY A N Y W H F R FBOOK & , Inc253 Fourth Avenuea t C a rro ll Si.Boys basketball%u2014it took 86 years.Thompson, Susan May, Lita Cyris and Cynthia Pearson, members of the Berkeley%u2019s newly formed cheerleading squad.%u201c Now that the boys are here,%u201d a school official said, %u201c basketball is but another exciting dimension of life at Berkeley.%u201dUL 7-7445 UL 7 -7494Hang Those PlantsIf you live in one youknow; if you don't, just walkaround: brownstonewindows are a good placefor plants. Hanging basketsare an especially good wayto capitalize on these tallwindows and a coursescheduled for Tuesday, Feb.13, at the Brooklyn BotanicGardens will not only tel!you all the horticulturalsecrets about growingplants in hanging baskets,but will also send you homewith an attractive plant.The class starts at 10 a.m.and lasts til 12:30 a.m.February 13. Participantsare urged to bring their ownlunch; beverages will beprovided. Cost $8; members $5.Another Botanic Gardencourse of interest to thebrownstone gardener whichstill has openings is %u2018%u2018AfterDinner Gardening,%u201d apopular course that teachesyou how to grow and enjoyyour pits and seeds longafter you have eaten them.This course will be offeredone time only, on Thursday,Feb. 22, at 6 :30 p.m. Cost tomembers is $4; nonmembers $6.The Botanic Garden offersother courses on plantssuitable for growing indoors,including %u201c Ferns as HousePlants%u201d for example, butthese short courses havebeen filled for the comingterm.For further informationcall the Botanic Garden622-4433.LimousinesUnlim itedWEDDINGS, AIRPORTS, PIERS, RESORTS,!(THEATRE, RACETRACK AND GROUP TRANSPORT.By H ou r - D ay - W eek - M onth C are ful and C ourteous D rive rs ask about our LOW rates522-1709 262 Court Streetu sN e wNursery SchoolParent C o o p e ra tiv eFull or half day programsopen S am %u20146pmLocated inSpencer Presbyterian ChurchRemsen & C lin to n Sts.Certified teacherscall: M A 5-3512 8am-6pm evenings%u2014855-8649 or 596-1999