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March 28,1974 PHOENIX Page 17Library & YW Schedule Lunchtime Book TalksHave a book for lunch in Brooklyn at a new series of program s presented by the Brooklyn Public Library and the Brooklyn YWCA. The two institutions are jointly sponsoring an unusual free series of six book talks by well-known figures entitled %u201cBooks Sandwiched-In.%u201dThe programs will be'featured on two Mondays during the months of April, May and June at the YWCA Memorial Hall located at 30 Third Avenue, corner of Atlantic Avenue. To allow travel time for those working nearby, the talks have been scheduled to run from 12:12 P.M. TO 1/81/4:52 p.m.Those attending any or all of these fascinating talks are invited to bring their own lunch to the programs. Unlimited coffee or tea will be available for 35 cents. For those who would prefer to have their noontime meal provided, a box lunch (priced at $1.50 including coffee or tea) can be reserved by calling the %u201cYW%u201d at 875-1190 before 10:30 a.m. on the Monday of the event.Schedules and descriptions of the talks included in the %u201c Books S a n d w i c h e d - I n %u201d s e r i e s are:MONDAY, APRIL 1: Former Congressman and 1972 14th C.D.Candidate Allard K. Lowenstein reviews and comments on Arthur M. Schlesinger, J r.%u2019s %u201c The Im perial Presidency.%u201d Lowenstein, who lives in Ft. Greene is currently Democratic National Committeeman and past Chairman of Americans for Democratic Action, and he can be expected to offer some sharp insights into this important and very timely topic.MONDAY, APRIL 15: PaulEilkes discusses his most recent book, %u201cThese Priests Stay.%u201d In this contem porary, relevant and controversial work, ten priests who have remained in the ministry explain their varied reasons for staying. Park Slope author Wilkes also wrote %u201cFitzgo: the Wild Dog of Central Park,%u201d and co-authored %u201cYou Don%u2019t Have to be Rich to Own a Brownstone.%u201dMONDAY, MAY 6: Cobble Hill brownstoner and author Florence Adams Discusses her no-nonsense, build-it and fix-it yourself handbook for women, %u201cI Took a Hammer in My Hand.%u201d Ms. Adams contends that women can build and fix anything a man can - she learned from scratch herself - and she offers a number of hints and tips, helpful for male mechanical duffers as well. Ms. Adams%u2019 newest work is %u201c Mushy E ggs%u201d , a delightful children%u2019s book.MONDAY, MAY20%u2018 Brooklyn%u2019s resident musical historian Stanley Green of Brooklyn Heights introduces his newest book on one of Am erica%u2019s greatest dancers, %u201cStarring Fred Astaire.%u201d He also conducts a trip into %u201cThe World of Musical Comedy,%u201d playing taped excerpts from his own extensive private collection. Green%u2019s other volumes include %u201cThe Rodgers and Hammerstein Story%u201d and %u201cRing Bells: Sing Songs.%u201dMONDAY, JUNE3: Chef decuisine, world-traveler and librarian Gertrude Bartel presents her knowledgeable choice of someEmploymentResolutionLegislation prohibiting the state's top executive officers from holding other employment while in office has been introduced by Queens Assemblyman Arthur j. Cooperman and Heights-South Brooklyn Senator Carol Bellamy. The package, in the form of resolutions amending the State Constitution, prohibits the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Controller and Attorney General from holding outside office or employment or earning any out-_ : j _ ----------%u2014 %u2014 --------------------------- ________ oiuc dcticti y u i cunipciioaLiou.Benefit Camp FundPesce Urges Bus-Subway Transfergymnasium, health club, women's residence and program rooms Amembership program information booth will be set up in the lobby to offer further details about the %u201c YW%u201d .Thompson, Mrs. Dorothy Olsen, Miss Grace Stevenson, Miss Adelaide King, Miss Charlotte Tippens, Mrs. Dorothy Conners and Miss Lila Russell.reallv helpful %u201c Cookbooks for Kitchens.%u201d Mrs. Bartel is wellknown for her Viennese cooking and travel talks given throughout the borough. She%u2019s the popular Chief of the History, Travel and Biography Division at the Brooklyn Public Library%u2019s Central Library.MONDAY, JUNE17: Bellamy on Buckley: New York State Senator Carol Bellamy reviews and comments on William F. Buckley, J r .%u2019s proposals in his %u201c Four Reforms: A Guide for theSeventies.%u201d Given the political persuasions of both gadfly figures, the talk promises to be stimulating and provocative. Attorney Bellamy is an activist in the women%u2019s right movement and in reform politics in South Brooklyn.At each session the Brooklyn Public Library will provide a book display of the volume or volumes discussed, as well as a selection of other relavent books. They will all be available for loan to anyone having a Brooklyn Public Library borrower%u2019s card. In addition, a oneminute stop at another library booth will allow those without cards to sign up for them. Those attending %u201c\are also invited to visit the system %u2019s Pacific CommunityCard Party to%u00abThe 21st Annual Dessert Card and Games Party sponsored by the Church Women United in Brooklyn, will be held Saturday, April 6, at 1:30 at the Hanson Place Central Methodist Church, Hanson Place and St. Felix St.The party is for the benefit of the camp scholarship program. Camp scholarships are given to needy children recommended by various pastors in Brooklyn churches and also to children recommended by a social service agency.Those who attend are asked to bring their own cards and games. Refreshm ents will be served between 1:30 and 2:30. Jewelry will also be sold at the party.Mrs. Adele Hester is President ofLibrary, located just a few steps away from the Memorial Hall on the YWCA%u2019s first floor.The YWCAitself will feature tours of the 11-story %u201c YW%u201d building, including the pool,Church Women United in Brooklyn and Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson is Chairman of the Dessert Card and Games Party.Others serving on the committee are, Miss AnneAssemblyman Michael Pesce has called upon the Metropolitan Transit Authority to institute a free transfer arrangement between bus and subway for residents of Red Hook, who he says are %u201ccut off and isolated\borhoods.Pesce says that most residents in Red Hook live too far from any subway line, consigning them to a double fare, subway, then bus, fora trip to and from work. 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