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January 10,1974 PHOENIX Page?Meet to ChangeBoro YouthUnder the auspices of the Brooklyn Association for Mental Health, the January conference, the second in a unique series of meetings designed to seek positive change in children%u2019s and youth services in the borough, will take place Sat., Jan. 12 at St. Francis College, 180 Remsen St. from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Among those participating in the January conference will be representatives of more than 35 agencies including educational and health related organizations. At the initial session in December at the New York City Community College, 155 persons were present. The focus of this month%u2019s conference centers on a continuation of dialogue between agency representatives, youth and the community, with the goal of establishing more effective delivery of service to the young.Dr. Henry Hicks is chairman of the BAMH Conference PlanningHeilbroner atHeights SANE%u201cThe Human Prospect%u201d will be the subject of a talk by Dr. Robert Heilbroner at the Brooklyn Heights SANE Public Forum, Wed., Jan. 16.The Forum, which is free, will begin at 8:30 p.m. and will include a question and answer period. Refreshments will be served. It will be held at the First Unitarian Church, Monroe PI. at Pierrepont St.Dr. Heilbroner, a member of SANE%u2019s National Board, is Norman Thomas Professor of Economics at The New School.ServicesCommittee. He also is senior geriatric social worker and family therapist at the Community Mental Health Center of Maimonides Medical Center. Dr. Hicks explained that the current desperate need for more effective services for the young locally is the main reason for scheduling this series of seminars. %u201cA conference of this type is one method of bringing together professional and lay persons for a sessions of sharing resources, experiences, ideas and problems.%u201dFor additional information on the current conference call the Brooklyn Association for Mental Health, 30 Third Avenue, Main 4- 5191. The registration fee is $5.50.Dance at YWCABallroom dancing, including Cha Cha (na, Fox Trot, Adult Discotheque and Lindy will be taught at the Prospect Park YMCA every Thursday, beginning January 10 at 8 p.m.Harry Molbert, the Y%u2019s Dance Instructor, holds a B.A. from City College of New York and a M.A. from Columbia University. Molbert is the dance instructor at Kingsborough Community College and has had extensive experience teaching Ballroom and Latin Dancing at colleges, resorts, religious and recreational institutions.Registrations are now being accepted for the eight week course. The Prospect Park YMCA is located at 357 Ninth Street, near Sixth Avenue. Additional information can be obtained by calling the Y%u2019s Program Office, 768-7100.M u s i c f o r S h a k e s p e a r e '\second presentation in the Brooklyn Philharmonia's annual subscription concert series, will take place on Sunday, January 20th, 3 P.M., in the Brooklyn Academy of Music.Philharmonia Conductor Lukas Foss will lead the orchestra in Debussy's rarely performed music to \Purcell's score to \pest%u201d , and Mendelssohn%u2019s Overture and Incidental Music to %u201c A Midsummer Night%u2019s Dream%u201d .British actress Rohan McCullough, will recite selected texts from %u201c The Dream%u201d with the orchestra. Virginia Bitar, soprano, and the Women%u2019s Section of the Brooklyn Philharmonia Choral Society, also will be featured.Soloists in \be Colin Duffy, a boy soprano and a veteran of the New York City Opera who won acclaim last season with the Brooklyn Philharmonia on its all-Brecht program; Harris Poor, bass; Virginia Bitar, soprano and the Philharmonia Choral Society.Tickets for the performance range from $3.50 to $6.50 and are available at the Brooklyn Academy box office, 30 Lafayette Avenue.Virginia Bitar*%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5*%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5%u00a5[teir* W a n t e dN eig h b o rh o o d N oses fo r N ew sOur Brownstone neighborhoods are exciting places.Something's always happening.The Phoenix needs special help to cover civic groups,church events, local notables, meetings & culturalhappenings in The Heights; Cobble, Boerum and ClintonHills; Fort Greene; Carroll Gardens and P ark Slope.W m ilrl v / m i liltro tn k o r n m o n %u2019 W l %u25a0 %u25a0PHOENIX Correspondent?Modest Snace Rates' Paid P r ill A A n r n n n +***********************************%u25a0 %u2022 %u2022 %u00ab iv *iV