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Page 8 PHOENIX March 14,1974LICH Sets ProgramAt Nevins Day CareA pilot project to provide ongoing preventive and diagnosticmedical care and treatment for 110children attending a local citysponsored day care center hasbeen started by Cobble Hill%u2019s LongIsland College Hospital, Dr. JosephR. Bongiorno, director of thehospital%u2019s Department ofPediatrics, has announced.Two physicians on the pediatricresident staff of the hospital areproviding the'w eekly off-sitesessions at the Nevins Day CareCenter, 460 Atlantic Avenue. Thephysicians will provide each childwith a health care program toinclude preventive screening,immunization, treatment wherepossible of minor conditions andreferral for treatment in moreserious cases.Each child will be examined in aroom similar to a pediatrician%u2019sprivate office with the parentpresent. All examinations will beby appointment with time left forchildren with acute or chronicconditions who will also be seen byappointment during the Tuesdayafternoon sessions. The 110youngsters aged 2 to 5 years at theday care center will be seen eachsix months and immunizationschedules kept for each.In addition to the on-going carefor the children, the twophysicians, Dr. Roger Huf and Dr.Geoffrey Stein, will provide healthcare counseling and guidance toparents and teachers at the daycare center. Other pediatricresidents will take their places atappropriate intervals. Informationon how to recognize inadequaciesas well as proper nutritionalstandards for children will bediscussed with the adults.The program is a pilot step in the116 year-old teaching hospital%u2019slong range plan to provide similaroff-site health care to otherchildren and eventually to otherspecial groups such as the elderly,chronically ill and allergic patientsin the Long Island CollegeHospital%u2019s service area. Thehospital presently provides 71 subspecialty clinics and maintains aChildren%u2019s Center for Developmental D isabilities for com %u00adprehensive treatment of childrenwith neurological impairment.Complete medical records willbe kept for each child at the center.The Nevins Day Care Center wasorganized in September 1972 as aproject of the Agency for ChildDevelopment of the N. Y. CityHuman Resources Administration.The day care program is also a unitof the Brooklyn Heights YouthCenter.Angel Centano and Mrs.Josephine Grose, co-directors ofthe Center, report that mostparents of children attending theday care group are working, attending school or participating incareer training programs. Thechildren live in the immediateneighborhood and attend from 8a.m. to 6 p.m.Zoraido Lao (le ft) a junior at John Jay High School, explains herday%u2019s activities to her teacher, Avery Umlas. Zoraida is working asa volunteer receptionist at Methodist Hospital as part of a workstudy program being jointly directed by the school and thehospital. (Photo: Tony Pilato)Slope Council Solicits Work forInvitational Spring Art ShowThe Ninth Annual Park SlopeCivic Council Art Show will be heldthis Spring in the Grand Ballroomof Congregation Bel Elohim,Eighth Avenue and Garfield Place.The grand opening will be held onSaturday evening, April 20th at 8p.m. The show will continue onSunday the 21st when the doors willbe open from noon to 4 p.m.Ms. Nancy Kalodner, CoChairman of die affair, and pastPresident of the Civic Councilannounced that over 200 artists andcraftsmen from Park Slope andsurrounding communities havebeen invited to participate. Ms.Kalodner said that the exhibitpromises to be the largest showingof community artists ever held inPark Slope.Preparations for the art showare well underway. Area artistsElizabeth Delson and HarriettHolden-Nash are compiling acatalog for the event. StephanieRowan, also a Park Slope artist, isin charge of invitations. JeromeBurns, co-owner of The Brownstone Gallery, chairs the HangingCommittee (of the paintings, thatis); and Herb Folwell of Gallery 76is coordinating the affair along.with Ms. Kalodner.The grand opening fete on the20th promises to be a gala event.Guests will have the opportunity tomeet the participating artists aswell as friends and neighbors.%u201cFor nine years this has been oneof the social and cultural highlightsof Park Slope,%u201d said Ms. Kalodner,%u201cOver 300 attended last year, andwe expect an even larger crowdthis year.%u201d Members of the CivicCouncil and of Bel Elohim will hostthe opening. Refreshments will beserved. A $1 donation will be askedat the door. Proceeds will helpsupport the many activities of theCivic Council in the coming year.The Civic Council Art Show willinclude two new features this year.Fine crafts will be displayed forthe first time, reflecting thecurrent renaissance of interest incraft forms. There will also be anextensive %u201c Young CollectorsCorner,%u201d which will feature itemsfor $75 and under.Praise (but not Full House)for Foss & Philharmonia^ H u n g r yBY MICHAEL ALLENIt takes a special magic to carryit off and Lukas Foss certainlyseems to have that magic. That%u2019sthe conclusion to draw from thispast Sunday%u2019s concert by theBrooklyn Philharmonia, conductedby Lukas Foss, with Lukas Foss,soloist.Foss at the piano conducted hisorchestra, performed solo on thepiano in the Bach Concerto in FMinor and Hindemith%u2019s %u201cFourTemperaments%u201d, and then conducted the orchestra, thePhilharmonia Choral Society andR o o m S e rv ic e fb ry o u r p e tNow 1 here's no need tow orry about running out offood fo r your dog or cat. N o rany need for you to run out -to the corner store 'cause thecupboard is bare at chow time.With our home delivery service,you can order up your pet'sfavorite brandoffood by the caseor baq over the telephone.Choose from many popular brands including Purina, Gaines, Kal Kan%u00a3 Puss %u00a3 Bbot5.7by5, vitamins and accessones;1oo.DAY(fas.)]. VT lrvsPROMPT SERVICEC . M . 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Only in the latter did hisskill waver, in a miscalculation inbalance between the chorus andthe orchestra during the openingsections.The performance of the interesting Hindemith work hadspecial significance for Foss, sincehe was the piano soloist in its firstconcert performance in Boston in1944.Listening to the Philharmoniaduring this afternoon concert andglancing around the audience leftthis writer with the unhappy impression that this orchestra ismuch too unloved and too unappreciated. There were too manyempty seats for a concert of thisquality. Sunday afternoon at theBrooklyn Academy %u2014 no fear ofmuggers, no difficulties withtransportation %u2014 should draw outthe audience. But the house was farfrom full. It%u2019s a crime.In any other city, the Philharmonia and what it has becomeunder the Foss baton would receivenational acclaim. The sometimesbedraggled group of pick-upmusicians that kept the Philharmonia going through the Sixties,has become a first-rate orchestra,doing new, innovative things to andfor music. Not getting the acclaimdoesn%u2019t hurt, but not getting ahome audience does.The next Philharmonia concertis its %u201c Meet the Moderns:American Composers%u201d, on Marchn n . . . 2 *.!_ 4.1----- T . . 1 1 1 ! ___l n .ov, vvitu m e u u iiiid iu o u itigQuartet and Aaron Copland asguests. The next regular subscription concert is April 20.B a r r e l stoor dwood5 sizes5ZZ 1429