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i.irUNITARIAN of^ookSnDonald M cKinney, M inisterSunday, November 16, 11 am H unger C o m m u n io nDonald W. McKinney %u201c The Pow er O f G ra titu d e \Pierrepont St. & Monroe PI. 6 2 4 -5 4 6 6A center of free religion since 1833First Presbyterian ChurchAn International Ecumenical ParishSunday W brship and Children's Classes 11 a m.Adult ForuiR 10am %u2019Dr. Paul Smith preachingfudith Parker Taylor, Organist and Choir Directorand Exec utive Director of The Henry Street Pre-School124 Henry Street 624-3770Plymouth Church Of The Pilgrims(Congregational)M orning W orship at 11:00 a.m .\Rev. Frank A. G oodw in, preachingChurch School Class for Ages 3-13and Nursery Care ProvidedIN T E R IM M IN IS T E R : Frank A . G oodw in O R G A N IS T A D IR E C T O R O F M U S IC : A rn o ld O stlund, Jr D IR E C T O R O F C H IL D R E N %u2019S C H O IR S : Narcissa T itm a nOrange & Hicks Streets 624-4743News of Downtown Area ChurchesKeep your neighbors posted aboutreligious and community programs at yourchurch or synagogue.Send News Items to: Church Page, Phoenix, 395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn 11217Deadline every Thursday for publication thefollowing ThursdayP R O F E S S IO N A LSERVICES%u2022' -MW! ' xV ji :ACCOUNTANTSTAX SERVICESNATIONAL TAX SERVICE: I ncome taxes prepared Open all year to serveyou Mon-Sat, 9am-7pm or by appointment. File early for early refunds.322 Livingston St. (Between Nevins and Bond). 15 Ralph Ave. (OffBroadway). (718)453-6074 (M15)ARCHITECTSDESIGN RESOURCES: For comprehensive architectural and engineeringservices%u2014 expansions/conversions, modernizations, new facilities,construction management, violations removed. The Design ResourcesGroup Architects, P C. (718) 237-6892. (N20)BUSINESSSERVICESBUSINESS MANAGER%u2014 Accounting, taxes, payroll, budgets, all financial statements, contract negotiations, personal shopping, computer installatioins, recruit, train and supervise household/office staff%u2014 Forsmall businesses, entertainers and professionals. Call Ann718-788-0418. (026,86)INSURANCEONE STOP INSURANCE. Immediate ID cards. Auto, Livery, Motorcycle,Trucks, Homeowners, Commercial. Conveniently located near MotorVehicle Bureau. Complete personalized insurance service.CALL 718-875-0010 %u2022 BROKER & BROKER376 SCHERMERH0RN ST,, BKLYN (cr. ol Flatbush)(M29)MEDIATIONNEW PROFESSIONAL NON-ADVERSARIAL APPROACH reduces stressand turmoil tor couples and families facing separation and divorce,facilitates realistic new life planning. Jacqueline Berger-YudelowitzMSW, Mediator, Psychotherapist. Call718-284-8585. (JA8.87)H o w to P la c e Y o u r A d:Send $ 8 8 for 8 w eek M in im u mwith ad copy up to 3 0 wordsD e a d lin e T h u rs d a y 3 p .m . fo r n e x t issueP R O F E S S IO N A LT h e P h o e n ix N e w s p a p e r3 9 5 A tlantic A ve.Bklyn, N .Y . 1 1 2 1 7Get The A'em o f the Best o f Brooklyn ArtsEvery Week In The Pages o f The PhoenixBETHLEHEMLUTHERANCHURCHThird Ave. at Pacific St.Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, NY%u25a0. 624-0242P a u li Matson, PastorSUNDAYS:Services 11 a.m.Choir participatingSunday School9:40 a.m.Everyone invitedLEVOLORWOODBLINDS50%OFFkraftIn Park Slope145 7th Ave.Bklyn. NY 112156 36-1550MISTATELEPHONESYSTEMSSALESERVICEINSTALLATIONBUSINESSRESIDENCECALLTODAYFORFREEESTIMATE(718) 634-1530Dignity Plans Monthly ServiceDignity/Brookiyn, an organization of Catholic gay men, lesbian women, and other concerned people, will hold its regular monthly liturgy at the St. Augustine%u2019s Roman Catholic Church in Park Slope, at 5pm, on November 23.A social hour follows the service. St. Augustine%u2019s is at Sixth Avenue and Park Place.Sunday School Open In SlopeThe Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture Sunday School holds weekly classes at 11am, Sunday mornings. The program is guided by Frances Schuff. The purpose of the Sunday School Program is to develop the child%u2019s sense of humanist values. Children may join at any time during the year. Classes last until 12:45pm. The society is at 53 Prospect Park West. For further information, call 768-2972.Alabamians In The HeightsThe First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street, will be visited by more than 100 alumni of Talladega College in Alabama at a service on November 16.Talladega College is the church%u2019s Rev. Paul Smith%u2019s alma mater and each year 100 to 150 graduates gather to worship together, and to commemmorate the college%u2019s %u201cFounder%u2019s Day.%u201d Pastor Smith says the First Church was chosen this year because he%u2019s %u201cthe new kid on the block.%u201dIn other news, Rhena Miller, the daughter of Albert Schweitzer, will speak at Sunday services at the First Church, November 23. An award by the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship and the Fluman Behavior Foundation will be presented to Miller for continuing in her father%u2019s work at the hospital he founded in Lambrere, Gabon, where she has been administrator since his death.Stockton MemorializedJohn Scott Stockton, of State Street, passed away on Sunday, November 9, and there will be a memorial service for him at 8pm November 19 at Bethelehem Lutheran Church, at Third Avenue and Pacific Street.St. Ann's Plans CelebrationWith the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, St. Ann%u2019s Church in Brooklyn Heights will hold its annual parish celebration of the American holiday with a service on November 23 at 11am. On Thanksgiving Day the church will join Grace Church on Hicks St. for a service at 10am and that same day a dinner will be held at noon for the elderly.The Church is looking for volunteers to serve the Thanksgiving dinner and for those who could deliver meals to shut-ins.St. Ann%u2019s will also be holding a parish quiet day on Nov. 22 from 10-3. It is a time for parishioners to be quiet in the spirit of God. People who would like to attend the quiet day should bring a lunch. Beverages will be served at the church. The day lasts from 10-3pm. For more information, call 834-8794.Church Restoration Near DoneRestoration work at the First Presbyterian Church on Henry St., that began three years ago, is now nearing completion and in a few weeks the scaffolding that has sheathed the church will be dissembled. Workers are putting the finishing touches of paint on the windows of the church, the last step of a construction project that repaired the church%u2019s historic tower.%u201cIf the work hadn%u2019t been done the church would have begun to crumble from withinbecause of dampness seeping through the masonry,%u201d says Dick Turmail, chairman of the church%u2019s buildings and grounds committee. The North and South walls of the church were also repainted.%u201cWe had to do something before it did something to us,%u201d Turmail says about the tower. The restoration funds were raised mostly by the church%u2019s congregation and totaled roughly $137,000. Turmail points out that the church in its new condition now joins some of the finely restored properties in the Brooklyn Heights historic community. The work, however, is not finished with this project. Next year the concrete sidewalks will be replaced. %u2014 L .K .A Part of Ybur CommunityRabbi Gerald I. Weider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene J. SackSABBATH SERVICESFri. Ev%u00ab. N o*. 14th 7:00 pm S p e c ia l E arly C h ild h o o d S e rv ic e 8:15 pmR eg ula r S a b b a th Eve. S e rv ic e 9:00 pm S in g le s S a b b a th S e rv ic e /o rg a n iz e d . by D o w n to w n B ro o k ly n J e w is h S in g le s %u2022 S at. M o m . N o *. 15th, 10:30 am; Public A ffairs Fo ru m S u n d a y m o rn in g 10:30 am \The F u tu re o f B ro o k ly n \For more information call the Temple office (768-3814). AReform congregation, located at Garfield Place and 8th Avenue,Park Slope.C o n g r e g a tio n B e t h E l o h i mUMdkftfUt CTiSn mA Memorial Service ForJohn Scott StocktonAn Active Member of theBoerum Hill CommunityWho Passed Awayon Sunday, November 9, 1986w iii Be HeidW ednesday, N ovem ber 19 at 8pm atBethlehem Lutheran Church3rd Avenue at Pacific StreetBROOKLYN HOME VETERINARYSERVICEHousecallsPark Slope, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights,Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Prospect Heights,Fort GreeneJEFFREYS. FISCH, DVM 718-499-6879MAKE YO U R TRAVEL PLANS w ithHAPPY TALK TRAVELOF BROOKLYN, INC.For Service that is Efficient, %u2022 Professional %u2022 C ourteousO u r s ta ff is p re p a re d to h e lp y o u w ith a rra n g e m e n ts b o thd o m e s tic %u2022 in te rn a tio n a lHAPPY TALK TRAVEL O F B R O O KLYN , IN C . 299 Livingston St. (Betw. Nevins & Bond)(7 1 ft) R T 4-9f*ftOAward-Winning News Coverage ofDowntown Brooklyn's BrownstoneAreas Every Week in The PhoenixPage 12, THE PHO ENIX, November 13, 1986