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January 24, 1974 PHOENIX Page 5Workmen install one of the new outdoor sculptures at Pratt Institute campus in Clinton Hill.Cowan us Pumping StationPublic Hearing AnnouncedThe Department of Water Resources will be holding a public hearing on the proposed construction of the Gowanus Pumping Station, a part of the Red Hook Water Pollution Control project.The pumping station is to be constructed on the site of the existing Douglass Street pumping station located at the head end of the Gowanus Canalbounded by Douglass and Butler Streets, Brooklyn, New York.The potential environmental impact of the project will be discussed. Charles Samowitz, Acting Commissioner of the Department of Water Resources, will be chairing the meeting. It will be held at the Brooklyn Borough Hall. Room 203 at 7:30 p.m. on January 30.iiiimiiiiimmmimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiBAM Accepted asTriangle SponsorLarge Scale Sculpture ShownAn exhibition of large scale sculpture will be on view at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn during the month of January, sponsored by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs of the Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Administration in conjunction with the New York City Cultural Council. The show will continue through February 8 in several galleries in the Main Building. The Pratt galleries are open free to the public daily from 9 A.M.-5 P.M. The show also will include three works placed outdoors on the campus mall.Conceived as a traveling exhibit, the show opened initially at theRassin Seeks1 4th CD SeatNominationBrooklyn Heights resident Priscilla J. Rassin is the first person to officially announce her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U. S. Congress in the 14th District, which includes Brooklyn Heights, South Brooklyn, Fort Greene, as well as Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Bushwick. Ms. Rassin announced her entrance into the race for the seat currently held by Rep. John Rooney, at a press conference on Jan. 21.%u201cThere are no sure-fire remedies for 30 years of neglect,%u201d she said in announcing, %u201cbut I will begin by listening to people and their grievances, and together we will develop programs for our communities which, through Federal, along with State and City participation, will begin to rectify the urban decay which is all too manifest throughout the 14th C.D.%u201dTry-Outs OpenOpen tryouts for the Heights Players production of %u201c Born Yesterday will take place at their theater, 26 Willow Place, on January 28-29, at 8 p.m. All who are interested in working in the production as well as acting are invited to attend. (J. D%u2019A.)World Trade Center in Manhattan and recently was at La Guardia Airport in Queens. More than one hundred studios were visited by the reviewing committees, which was composed of members of the two sponsoring organizations. Works by eighteen exhibiting artists were chosen, eleven of which will be included in the exhibit at Pratt.afesfe * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *REPORT FROM NYPD* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *The artists showing at Pratt include Bill B arrett, Stanley Boxer, John Chamberlain, Mel Edwards, Harriet Feigenbaum, Lila Katzen, Betty Klavun, Phyllis Mark, Jason Strawn, Norman Tuck, and Alexandre Wakhevitch. An illustrated catalogue of the full exhibit is available.Last week%u2019s arrest record at the 76th was made mostly by new members of the Union St. force. All the Police Officers included in this report except Officer Robert McDevitt of th 86th%u2019s Anti-Crime Team have but three months work at the precinct behind them.The week%u2019s activities began at 5 a.m. on Jan. 17 when Officer Robert McCafferh took in a man for menacing with a gun and for possession of marijuana at 260 Pacific St. :between Court and Smith Sts.5. On Jan. 18, Police Officer Nicholas Voglio made a robbery arrest in the IND station at Bergen and Smith Sts. Voglio answered a radio call describing the theft of a camera at the station during rush hour. When the victim resisted the attempt at removing the instrument, it was forcibly removed by the culprit.On Jan. 18, again, Anti-Crme Team Officer Robert McDevitt arrested two on a robbery count, at Court and Luqueer St., and on the same day caught a person using a forged driver%u2019s license.On Jan. 19 at 11:15 p.m. Police Officer Daniel Wright made an arrest on the double charge of kidnapping and endangering the health of a minor. The man taken in had threatened to take away the baby of a woman unless she allowed him to enter her apartment. The apprehension took place on Warren and Smith Sts.On Sunday Jan. 20 Officer Sandy Check arrested two men on Atlantic Ave. and Court St. after search of their vehicle which was stopped for a traffic violation revealed possession of narcotics.\\ V,\\ e f *S 5 * .0 . ^U lic h e l^a Park Slope landmarksince 1910,off Grand Army PlazaLUNCHEONDINNERCOCKTAIL LOUNGEBANQUET FACILITIESfree parkingowned and operatedby the Michel family346 Flotbush AvenueNE 8-4552%u2022vflIt%u2019s 9-30 at night and youve oct no ptafc# to go.rteve an irrtimate Ii+tle supper in Hie u)zy Bleu Cheese & eaten Butger or fia&t on \\encd and atTnosd'we of The '^bterffont. L^ts not conhe* unusual sandwiches,the possibility arr unlimited. _ with dinner T> twain with its served star If its desmt vou crawe, cuddlina ud Id MeeGrimblSSCbeescake is very satisfying otfs our Chocolate Mousse, Roan Pie or french Apple Cake______ _ r ____ Supper, late at night, a delightful CM-World customOntori Soup. Spend an evening wrtb a served -to perfection at The wbterlrart.TUES~SAr \\Z~\\Z, 5UNCW g~H DINKIER SERVED 5-30-10 OO , SUPPER IO-IR.136 AnANTIC AVENUE (BtT QJNfTON &-H1NRV) CALL FOR DINNER RESERVATIONSIORtA ,rtfe lighter-than dinner, less expenave,tOu%u201e You canjjnncbyour empty hours snacking1 or contemplating a Bowli ourThe Triangle Parks-Flatbush Avenue Improvement Committee, which for over a year now has been pursuing a variety of projects to improve and beautify Brooklyn%u2019s most famous thoroughfare from the Atlantic Avenue Terminal to Grand Army Plaza, voted unanimously to accept the Brooklyn Academy of Music's proposal that BAM become an official sponsoring affiliate.BAM thus becomes the fourth such foster parent organization joining the Park Slope Civic Council, the Parks Council and the Downtown Brooklyn Development Assn.%u201cWe are very proud that BAM wished to make such a move,\Chairman George Michel at the membership meeting, \proud our people want to work more closely with the Academy. Flatbush Avenue still needs a lot of improvement, and we are happy to get all the help we can. But at the same time, I am even happier to5 TO io p, m.O L l ^ M e x i c otmutm 115 MONTAGUE STREET _see that the Academy is demonstrating its desire to become a more integral part of our Brooklyn community. And we ll help them do so in every way possible.\Michel noted that part of the TPFAIC Statement of Purpose reads %u201cto learn about, support and help create community programs which will improve the living and working climate of our neigh borhood; and to back them by drawing together the resources of our educational, cultural and business organizations.\To consummate this new relationship. BAM has invited Triangle Parks members to the opening night of their British Actors Company series on January 30. In return. Triangle Parks wiil give an opening night for the visiting actors. 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