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Page 20, PHOENIX, May 30, 1974^%u25a0 - - - 72.M M * - %u2014 %u2014 - ----------%u2022 _______Amadeo Modigliani%u2019s \works from the Mr, and Mrs.Hbnry Pearl man Collectioncurrently on view at The Brookyn Museum through September.Other artists%u2019 works on exhibit include Manet, Renoir, Soutineand Kokoschka.EVENTSST. PETER%u2019S CARNIVAL: Whiteelephant sale; giveaway of Pintostation wagon, and more. May24-June 3, 7:30-10 p.m. HicksStreet between Congress and Warren Streets.CRIME PREVENTION: free exposition, Brooklyn Academy ofMusic, 30 Lafayette Ave. PoliceDept, exhibits, info on narcotics,locks and security, closed circuitTV etc. Karate, Judo Demonstrations. Spechd programs foryoungsters. Sponsored by BrooklynChamber of Commerce. May 31,June 1, noon-6 p.m.WILLOUGHBY WALK COMMUNITY FAIR: 5th Annual eventwill feature entertainment, gamebooths, white elephant sale, auction, kiddie rides, arts & crafts,foods. June 1, 11 a.m. to sundown,[rain date, June 2] at PrattUniversity Campus, WilloughbyAve. & fu ll St.- Admission nee.STREET FAIR: Food, games,rides, plants, and a raffle. June 1,12-6 p.m. Pierrepont Place [between Montague & PlerrepontStreets]. Rain date, Jpne 2.information, 768-4008.FUND RAISING DINNER: forthe Heights Players. Cocktail hour,sit-down turkey dinner, revue'anddancing, June 1, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.,Alfred T. White Community Center, 26 Willow Place. $10.00 perperson, tax deductible donation.Call 625-6689 or 855-1941 forreservations.HOUSE & GARDENS TOUR: Ofbrownstone, limestone and framehcuses on Parkside Avenue, andWlnthrop and Fenlmor Streets,sponsored by the Prospect-LeffertsGardens Neighborhood Association. June 2, 10-5 p.ss., rsin rshine. Tickets available on day . .tour at. Magic Years Day CareCenter, cor. Parkside and BedfordAves.t additional information ortickets in advance, 287-5081 or693-4476.LANDMARK HOUSE & GAR1DEN TOUR: Ninth Annual BoerumHill House Tour will include sixhouses and gardens as well as astreet fair featuring games, foodand flea market. June 2, 1 to 5p.m. $3.00 per person. Cali Chariann Shakley for further information: 858-2074COMMUNITY POT LUCKDINNER: Bring a dish and relax;meet and eat. June 2, 6 p.m.Mongoose, 782 Union St. information, 783-8819.STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL:Strawberries and whipped creamwill be served. June 2, 7-8:30 p.m.Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims,75 Hicks St. Adults, $1.50;children, $1.00.GENERAL MEETING: %u201cParticipatory Democracy in Action; ChildCare Available.%u201d June 2,7:15 p.m.M ongoose, 782 Union St.Information, 783-8819.FOOD OF INDIA: Lecture andsnacks served by Oral Charisma, aBrooklyn-based catering firm specializing in Indian foods. Also, film:%u201c Women of India. June 3, 3 to 5S.m., Brooklyn Public Library, 2ndoor auditorium, Grand ArmyPlaza. Free.MEETING: Sponsored by theKings County Leadership Coalition. Agenda: to discuss need fora first class hotel in Brooklyn withbanquet, convention and exhibitionfacilities. Also, the matter of newscoverage of Brooklyn in the NewYork dailies. June 3, 7:30 p.m.Cadman Plaza Public Library,Till ary and Clinton Sts. For furtherinformation, call John LaCorte,855-3923.FASHION SHOW: Indian fashions presented by Air India withchild actor models from Brooklyn%u2019sLittle Theatre School. Also film:%u201c Feminine Fashions of India%u201d and%u201c Shringar%u201d [hairstyles] June 4, 3to 5 p.m., Brooklyn Public Library,Grand Army Plaza, 2nd floorauditorium. Free.PS AYGROUND MEETING: Seeand discuss the plans for therenovated Plerrepont Playground,before they are submitted to ParksDept, for approval. Sponsored byBrooklyn Heights PlaygroundCommittee. J j-e ' 8 p.m., FirstPresbyterian Cflurn, 124 HenrySt. All urged to attend.CHILDREN%u2019S DA it r twees andvariety entertainment by childrenof the Montessori Academy of NewYork. Films: %u201c Children%u2019s Day%u201d and%u201c Suno Katha Shri Ram Kl%u201d inconjunction with India Book Fait'Week at Brooklyn Public 1 ibr y,Grand Army Plaza, June : 3 to 5THE BIBLE AS LITERATURE:Premiere of H eights%u2019 resident,John Barnes%u2019 new film on OldTestam ent%u2019s literary forms asshown in drama, classical musicand Old Master paintings. June 5,8 p.m., First Presbyterian Church,124 Henry St. Free.YOGA: A lecture and demonstration by members of Manhattan%u2019s Yoga Sivananda VedantaCenter. Films: %u201cYoga and Health%u201dand %u201c Sukshma Vyayam%u201d June 6, 3to 5 p.m. Brooklyn Public Library,Grand Army Plaza, 2nd floorauditorium. Free.LANDMARK ALTERATIONS: willbe discussed at a meeting of theWest Brooklyn Interactors. June 6,8 p.m. 206 Kane St. Free.MEETING ON SRO IN BKLYNHTS HOTELS: at Councilman FredRichmond%u2019s office, 147 MontagueSt. June 5,10:30 a.m. All welcome.ANNUAL MEETING: Park SlopeCivic Council. Agenda - election ofOfficers and Trustees; committeereports, Treasurer%u2019s report. Thurs.June 6, 8 p.m., Methodist HospitalNurses Residence, 8th Ave. and6th St.INDIAN CULTURAL PR01GRAM: Films, folk dances, lectures, slide show, fashion show andmusical programs presented as