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Page Ten, PHOENIXArea SchoolsSet Shows:PACKER BERKELEYA musical presentation of the Broadway hit, %u201cCharley Brown%u201d will be presented by a combined cast of four boys and four girls at Packer Collegiate Institute on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 16-17.Berkeley Institute students will present an original musical production, %u201cThe Happy Prince%u201d beginning Feb. 16 at 8:15 p.m. at the Institute, 181 Lincoln Place, Park Slope.Produced and directed by Henry Wicke, Director of Packer%u2019s Department of Theater and Speech, the shows will be presented in the Packer Theater, 160 Joralemon St., on Friday at 8 p.m. and on Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m.The production stars Rosanne Havey, 7702 4th Ave., as Lucy; Joyce Wasserstein, 261 Argyle Rd., as Patti; Ellen Seagal, 1701 Albemarle Rd., as Snoopy, Paul Fernandez, 1810 Rockaway Parkway, as Charley Brown; Andrew Miller, 50 Sidney Place, as Schroeder; David Smith, 235 87th St., Linus. Andrew Rubenoff, 600 E. 18th St. is musical director and Susan Kerner, 2 Grace Ct., is stage manager.Tickets for the evening performance are $3. and for the matinee are $2. For reservations, call 875-6644.The original script, written by Mary-Ellen Keane, Berkeley senior, as an independent study project, was taken from the Oscar Wilde story of the same name and adapted into a play, from a projected film treatment by Ms. Keane%u2019s co-director, Robert Milrad, Berkeley%u2019s musical director. Additional performances are set for Feb. 23 and 24.The play, done in the semi-round, utilizes the singing, dancing and acting talents of 35 students, with a minimum of stage equipment. Major performers are Ted Ciuzio as the Happy Prince; Lilia Ingegno as the swallow and Karen Wellikoff, Leslie Cohen and Carol Mann, plus the Berkeley Glee Club.Milrad, a Park Slope resident, has applied his background of Broadway experience as a musical composer, director and pianist He wrote the original songs and coauthored the lyrics for the play.I BEFORE YOU FILE THATTAX RETURN; s t o p by fo ra chat. W e may save you m oney...oran em barassm ent! THE TAX ADVISOR145 Henry St. 6 2 4 -7 347COLONY-SOUTH BROOKLYN HOUSES SETS AFFAIR: Mrs. Emily Twohig, co-chairman 6f the 1973 dinner-dance for Colony-South Brooklyn Houses, visits Low Memorial Child Care Center, one of the many programs supported by the annual event. Set this year for Friday, Feb. 23, the event will be at the New York Plaza Club on the 50th Floor of the N.Y. Plaza Building! Tickets are available through the main office of the Houses, 124 Henry St., Tel MA 5-3810 or by contacting Mrs. Twohig at 839-1352.WE PAY S4FOR PHOTOS Introduce Billr ^ _**;*.,*** * * ^ To Localize CareARE INVITEDTO HAVE A COFFEE BREAK WITH A FLAVOR AND TASTE YOU %u2019LLNEVER FORGET. NOW YOU CAN BREW IN LESS THAN THREEMINUTES. DELICIOUS COFFEE TO MATCH THE FINEST RESTAURANT%u2019S.BUNN COFFEEAnnounces the return of theN o Plumbing%u2666 V / M Ii %u00a5 % J U4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4*4 4*4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 *4 44i***4 4 **4 ****4 44*4 4 4 4 44 ***44CUP OF COFFEEFREE -- Sugar. 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The additional concept that her bill introduces beyond simply furthering the principle of prepaid practice is ownership by community residents.The bill also provides that all medical services must be delivered through personnel or organizations licensed and authorized to deliver such services. Further, these personnel would remain directly liable to patients for any malpractice and would be required to have malpractice insurance as would the community health care corporation itself. Finally, there are extensive provisions in the bill defining fraud in advertising for subscribers and in the terms of the individual and group policies.To ChartFutureCitizens for a Better New York r invites the public to an open meeting Wed., Feb. 21, at the Alfred T. White Community Center, 26 Willow Place. A%u201csocial%u201d at 7:30 p.m. will precede the meeting which will begin at 8:15 p.m.Everyone is urged to attend, whether or not a dues-paying member, and to bring friends interested in the environmental problems and concerns facing our area %u2014 recycling, clean air, noise, traffic and Gowanus Canal %u2014 says President Sherry Koehler.The future plans of CBNY will be under discussion, and a new Executive Board will be elected at the meeting.NewNursery SchoolP arent C o o p e ra tiv eFuff or half day programsopen Sam%u20146pmlocated inSpencer Presbyterian ChurchRemsen & C linton Sts.Certified teacherscall: M A 5-3512 8am-6pmevenings%u2014855-8649 or 596-1999