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Page 14 PHOENIX February 28,1974Get 85Names forGroupThe Com prehensive Health Planning Agency (CHPA) has received approxim ately 85 nominations for the Steering Committee of Planning District %u201c A%u201d , according to William Duffy, a spokesman for the agency, but the names will not be available for publication until they have been %u201c collated and put in an organized form.%u201dIn December, CHPA requested health %u201c consum er%u201d and %u201c provider\which includes Community Planning Districts 2 and 6, to submit the names of persons whom they felt might serve on the Steering Committee, whose job it will be to aid CHPA in the establishment of permanent CHP District Boards.The committee will have from 11 to 25 members, 51 to 60 percent of whom must be consumers. Final selection will be made by the Subcommittee on Organization of the CHPA.%u201c The names of the nominees will be announced as soon as we have all the information we need about each person,%u201d explained Leroy Kiner. coordinator of the local CHPA office. %u201c However, we are not certain as yet just when that will be.\H o n o rKaplanPhilip Kaplan, elected president four times of the Community School Board in District 15 is being honored by the District 15 school community at a dinner dance on March 3 at La Perville, 1815 65th Street, to express %u201c A Note of Thanks%u201d .Kaplan, a member of the law firm Levy, Gutman, Goldberg and Kaplan, has been active in civic affairs throughout the city, notably in the area of public education. His presence in the District 15 com %u00admunity has included such activities as the Bed Hook Neighborhood Council, the Gowanus Canal Development Committee, the Park Slope-Sunset Park Cabinet and the New York City School Boards Association.District 15 encompasses South Brooklyn, Red Hook, Park Slope, Sunset Park, Gowanus, and Windsor Terrace.The members of the sponsor's committee for the affair are: Sam Azadian, Ruth Burns, Doris Cohen, Kmil Giordano, George Harris, Kleanor Le May, Helen Levine, Lee Liss, Bro. Arnold Morgan, Gloria Oliver, Herbert Rahinsky, Angela Ruiz, Jane Schoen, S. Buddy Scotto, Frank Verderame, Kleanor Weingast, and Eloise Wollack.Methodist is ReaccreditedThe Methodist Hospital has been reaccredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, according to Vernon Stutzman, Executive Director of the institution. This accreditation is the result of an on-site survey made hv field representatives nf the Joint Commission%u2019s Hospital A ccreditation Program last N ovem ber, 1973. Accreditation indicates that the facility%u2019s goal is to operate according to the high standards set by JCAH and that it has, in the main, met these standards. Mr. Stutzman advised that the recommendations and comments made by the survey team were being studied by appropriate com m ittees. He stressed that necessary steps will be taken to assuiVrtn'-c'nirtimlaifc'e'df'f'xcellrht' health care servicesSHOPPING IN1 *'>* 1 <, v'v-y'%u2019<2 JDO YOU PART WITH MORE THAN YOU NEED TO AT TAX TIME ??Come in and let professionals serve you in a warm and friendly attm osphere atTHE PARK SLOPE TAX CENTER194 seventh avenue 788-4845 or 788-676615% Discount w ith this ad until March 15thOCftLL IT FflR EVERY BODY;j e a n s S h i r t s fc R m e n %u00bb-.jA W o m e n JEW ELRY KOHL'S OILm b W 4 i i f i A A B W R* D S,RHT T * VRus P%u201c -lOWS87-7%u2122AVE. %u25a0 O672 5252 ^ ^H%u2019 U -# APark Slope's Own Import BoutiqueStore-wide Inventory Sale20% off everything ______ Limited Time Only]fticliel$a Park Slope landmarksince 1910,off Grand Army PlazaLUNCHEONDINNERCOCKTAIL LOUNGEBANQUET FACILITIESfree parkingowned and operatedby the Michel family346 Flatbush Avenue:,$%u00a3 ,8,-4552 .IUI%u00bbocKtin,i A A l l i %u00bb,iul C h i l l i