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llllimillHIIlllllllllllllIlHlllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!January 24, 1974 PHOENIX Page 13f Kbring meanarion io tieipSolve Problems in PrecinctA t U n t l rr \\ i i u i i i i vA w a n iv w i n .78th Precinct Community Council President Stan Mongin has interrupted his usual monthly guest speaker series comprised of police and municipal services problemsolvers to announce that Marc Berkowitz, from Brooklyn%u2019s branch of the International Meditation Society, will speak at the Council's next session. Tuesday, January 29, 8 p.m. Again, this meeting will be at St. Augustine%u2019s school auditorium on Sterling Place between fifth and sixth avenues.Regulars at Community Council gatherings foresee this %u201c as a considerable (and probably well needed) change of pace\tell about solving problemsthrough his ancient (Asian) Indian practice called Transcendental Meditation as taught by Mararishi Mahesh Yogi. Although Mongin explains that he has sought with his Council administration to soothe the tone of citizen-precinct discussion on several fervent security-environmental-morals matters, there is yet some space open for a cooler, more contemplative approach to finding solutions at Council meetings.Mongin is not the first person to introduce Transcendental Meditation to a governmental type conference table. He cites the California legislature as having several leaders who bring meditation formally to State problems; and an IllinoisGuest of honor at the Berkeley Institute Father-Son Dinner on Jan. 18 was Ed Kranepool, first baseman of the New York Mets (third from left). Here he is seen with (from left) Jeffrey Nehrbas, president of the Berkeley's Boy's Athletic Assn., Jeffrey Risener, head of boy's sports at Berkeley and Mary Susan Miller, headmistress. (R. Withers Photo).Shaw WorkOn View ofGallery 91Prints and paintings by Julia Shaw will be on view at Gallery 91,91 Atlantic Ave. from January 18 to 31.The artist whose prints and oils were on exhibit at her recent one woman show at Pratt, considers the prints%u2014all etchings%u2014her %u201clittle kingdoms%u201d . The etchings were also on view at the Brooklyn Museum%u2019s.1972 Group Show of Prints.Gallery 91 hours are from 12-5 daily, except for the January 18 opening party which will be held from 6 to 9 p.m.F in al W interClearanceon all merchandise 5 $ALL SALES FINAL - LIMITED TIME ONLYCasual H utch140 M o n ta g u e St. M o n - S a t ld a m - 6 t l5 p mO . Q. Oje.Lc)fit%u2019i. (HiaLxH AIR S T Y L IN G FO R MENE X P E R T L A Y E R C U T T IN G214 H IC K S S T R E E TB r o o k l y n H e ig h t sTUES. TO FRI. 12 TO 9 P.M. S A T U R D A Y S S A M . TO 6 P . M .P R IV A T E B O O TH SAPPOINTMENTS ACCEPTED 6 2 5 -6 2 5 2M r . T o n y - S t y l is t . 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By appointment.%u25bc u ir f a v%u2022 r i b i n aA m / IC A D r-tnr v$ 145 HENRY ST. 624-7347$$$$$$$$$$$$$$I[AovisorContinued from Page 1State Representative introduced and passed a resolution through his General Assembly lauding the return of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi to the States. %u201c Psychology Today\the T.M. program a \Detour,%u201d and %u201c Industry Week%u201d has noted its acceptance in the business world as a solvent for executive stress.\Meditation now will meet the challenge of clearing the 78th%u2019s residential streets of prostitutes and their rooms-by-the-hour houses; of policing street nuisances from drug rehab centers; of curbing persistent noise code violations by Flatbush Ave. merchants, \said one observer.im im m iiiiiiiim m iiiim im iiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiRiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuJones SetFor BAMElvin Jones, considered by many to be the greatest jazz drummer in the world, brings his quintet to the Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30 Lafayette Ave. Sunday Jan. 27, at 3 p.m. in the continuing series of jazz and blues concerts being produced by Ed Bland for BAM.In addition to the Blue Note recording artist, Ed Bland's Blues and Jazz series brings Big Mama Thornton to BAM on February 10 and Danny Kalb, founder of the Blues Project, with his new group on February 24.Tickets for all concerts are $4 and are available at the Brooklyn Academy of Music box office, A&S, Bloomingdales and Ticketron.Rush of Dean St. as indicative of the kind of commitment and strength the AAC can draw on. Preservation guidelines. Through the efforts of Rick Rosan and Robin Burns of the Office of Downtown Brooklyn Development, proposals were drawn up for presentation before the City Planning Commission. If approved, these zoning guidelines, which cover primarily signage controls and storefront restoration, would encourage renovation and multiple use of buildings as both residential and commercial spaces.Robert Higginbotham is pleased with early returns from the membership participation drive. He cites the enthusiasm of merchants such as Burt Sund (The Coppermine), Irving Meshel (Henry Meshel Furs Inc.), and Harry Reid (Botanies Unlimited) as well as the active support of local residents such as Sally Crane, Secretary of the AAC and Martha With such self starters, Higginbotham feels the committee can really get things done. Alden Bassett echoes his optimism declaring, %u201cthe only obstacle I can see to the success of the Committee is inertia.%u201dAmong the activities the new Atlantic Avenue Committee ispursuing, is a 1974 Sum m er Festival and the establishment of ferry boat service from Atlantic Avenue to the South Street Seaport, either directly, or a triangle run in conjunction with the proposed Fulton Street Ferry to South Street Seaport.Commercial m em bership for merchants and building owners in the Atlantic Avenue Committee is $50 annually, payable $12.50 quarterly. Participating m em %u00adbership is $10 per year. Interested parties should contact the Atlantic Avenue Committee of the DBDA at 522-7200.LETTERSContinued from Page 10deteriorated since a pliant Office of Rent Control granted an MBR.\an obscenity and am working for its repeal and a return to home rule in housing matters. Your attack on the Met Council is to be expected from one who runs a realty company. 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