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First Presbyterian ChurchServing The Community for 164 Yearsunday Worship and Children's Classes 11 a.m.AsJaal# lC*-**%u00ab / tu u ii auaDr. Paul Smith preachingludith Parker Taylor, Organist and Choir Directorand Executive Director of The Henry Street Pre-School124 Henry St. (corn. Clark St.) %u2022 624-3770UNITARIAN! ofIrookctnDonald McKinney, MinisterSunday, November 30, 11 am \D onald W . M cK inneyPierrepont St. & Monroe PI. 6 24 -54 6 6A center of free refigion since 1833BETHLEHEMLUTHERANCHURCHThird Ave. at Pacific St.Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, NY624-0242Paul T. Matson, PastorSUNDAYS:Services 11 a.m.Choir participatingSunday School9:45 a.m.Everyone invitedr'H U R C H NEWCPlym outh Church O f The Pilgrims(Congregational)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.\Rev. Frank A. Goodwin, preachingChildren's Choirs SingingINTERIM M INISTER: Frank A G oo dw in ; ORGANIST & DIRECTOR O F MUSIC:Arnold O stlund, |r, DIRECTOR OF C H ILD R EN 'S CHOIRS: Narcissa TitmanOrange & Hicks Streets 624-4743qnij RnionL17 Eastern Parkw ay a t G rand Army Plaza KZiUDIG; (^rec p%u00b0rwn9 Avail.)B rook lyn 68600INTERNATIONAL JEWISH FILM SERIESThree Sunday Evenings at 7pmSunday, December 7th %u201c Mamele%u201d* %u2014 '\-, ** %u00bbPROFESSIONALSERVICESA C C O U N T A N T STAX SERVICESNATIONAL TAX SERVICE: Income taxes prepared. Open all year to serveyou Mon-Sat. 9am-7pm or by appointment. File early for early refunds322 Livingston St (Between Nevins and Bond) 15 Ralph Ave. (OftBroadway) (718)453-6074 (M15)A R C H IT E C T SDESIGN RESOURCES: For comprehensive architectural and engineeringservices%u2014expansions/conversions, modernizations, new facilities,construction management, violations removed. The Design ResourcesGroup Architects. P C. (718)237-6892. 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(JA8.87)How to Place Your Ad:Send $88 for 8 week Minimumwith ad copy up to 30 wordsDeadline Thursday 3 p.m. fo r next IssuePROFESSIONALSERVICESThe Phoenix Newspaperi Atlantic iComing UpSpecial InThe PhoenixIn TheWeeks AheadNews of Holiday Musicand Religious Services:Coming every week inDecember, The Phoenixwill give the DowntownBrownstone Area%u2019s mostcomplete list of holidayevents and activities.Don%u2019t miss an a singleissue!For AdvertisingInformation, Call643-1400Get A ll the LowdownOn W hat's DoingIn and Around TownEvery W eek in theC enterfoldUp an d Com ingm a %u2022 - a i . uiass A w a u s n a v e mThe Rev. Thomas Caserta will present%u201cAwaiting the Advent of the Lord,%u201d aworkshop at Holy Name of Jesus ParishCenter on December 1. The workshop will befrom 7:30-9pm at 243 Prospect Park West.Admission is $2. Rev. Caserta is a priest ofthe RC Diocese of Brooklyn, working towardshis Ph.D. in theology and literature at Fordham University.The workshop will use images and incidents from the Christian Scriptures to cometo an understanding of %u201cthe coming ofChrist.%u201d The themes will be the Markan%u201cmessianic secret%u201d and portrait of thedisciples, the infancy accounts of Matthewand Luke, and doctrinal insights on themeaning of the incarnation. For further information, call 768-3007.Marino Helps AliensBishop Francis J. Mugavero has designated Father Ronald T. Marino to serve aslegalization coordinator for undocumentedaliens who will seek to avail themselves ofthe amnesty provisions of the immigrationreform bill signed into law Nov. 6 by President Reagan.The Bishop named a coordinator and announced plans to assist the undocumentedpersons on the day after the law went into effect. Father Marino is assistant director ofthe Catholic Migration and Refugee Office,which is headed by Auxiliary Bishop Rene A.Valero. %u201cThe two counties of the Diocese ofBrooklyn are believed to be the home of atleast 400,000 undocumented aliens,%u201d saysFrank DeRosa of the Diocese.Bishop Mugavero has called on diocesanclergy to cooperate with the plans that will beannounced. Father Marino says that he expected that a minimum of six centers %u2014 threein Brooklyn and three in Queens %u2014 to beestablished in church facilities andvolunteers recruited and trained to augmentthe professional staff available.Bishop Mugavero says that the commitment of the Catholic Church to immigrants inthe U.S., %u201cand in particular to the undocumented, is a long-standing one,%u201d addingthat he wants to preserve the %u201cconfidenceanrl In io f fV%u00bbof in fbn*%u201d **%u2022 %u2022* **%u201c*\U 1IM J AAM V V U ( W AVchurch.%u201dFor the next six months, the FederalGovernment will develop application formsand procedures. It is expected that the firstapplications will be accepted next May.From that point on, undocumented aliens willhave one year in which to seek legal status.The new law offers legal status to aliens whocan show that they entered the U.S. beforeJanuary 1,1982.Sets Month%u2019s PlatformThe Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture inPark Slope continues its Sunday morningPlatform meetings at 11am, throughDecember. The Platforms are talks anddiscussions on issues relating to ethicalhumanism.Rabbi Melanie Aron will speak on %u201cTheRole of Women in Contemporary Religion%u201don December 7. On December 14, JoeChuman, leader of the Bergen CountyEthical Culture Society will present %u201cHowCan I Make My Life Count?; The SublimeLink Between Morality and Holiness%u201d onDecember 21. Director of the Sunday SchoolFrances Schuff will discuss the %u201cWinterFestival%u201d on December 21. There will not be aprogram on December 28, for the holidayrecess.All programs are at the Meeting House, 53Prospect Park West. Admission is free. Forfurther information, call 768-2972.Unifair In DecemberThe ninth annual Unifair of the BrooklynUnitarian Church, Pierrepont St. and MonroePlace, is set for December 6 and 7.The tentative schedule opens the fair at10am and closes it at 6pm with lunch set atnoon. On Sunday, a music service begins thefestivities, followed by dinner at 12:30pm andan auction at 2pm. In addition, the Unitarianchurch will hold a fruitcake making party onNovember 30, to create confections for theUnifair. For information, call the church at624-5466.A Part of Ybur CommunityRabbi Gerald I. Weider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene J. SackTHANKSGIVING SERVICEWed. Eve., Nov. 26 at Temple Beth Emeth in FlatbushSponsored by The Brooklyn Association of Reform RabbisSABBATH SERVICESFri. Eve., Nov. 28, 8:15pm; Sat. Morn., Nov. 29, 10:30amFor m o re in fo rm a tio n c a ll the Tem ple o ffic e (768-3814). A R eform c o n g re g a tio n ,lo ca te d at G arfie ld Place a n d 8 th A venue, Park Slope.Congregation Beth Elohimv k a k w c ' - S s n ' :Award-Winning Writing Every Week_____ In The Phoenix NewspaperPag* 12, THE PHOENIX, November 27,1986When You NeedA Good FloristHere We Are!Where We%u2019ve BeenF o r 133 Y e a rs ... t . -.lam es W eir F ek leh e an d G iiverAmerica%u2019s Oldest Urban FloristFlorists %u2022 FruiterersCity & Worldwide DeliveryAlways open 7 daysWe Take Major Credit Cards160 M ontague St. %u2022 Brooklyn Heights624-0270Got a Point ofView About aLocal Iftsua?The Phoenix welcomesletters on all localissues to our SoundOff Column. Write:Sound Off, 395 AtlanticAve., Brooklyn 11217.