Page 378 - Demo

A Wm ; I r nkw\\ m 1 %u00bb^ 11 M OgHORT TAKESA healthy back is strong, flexible and painfree.W ith p ro p er alignm ent, painful p re ssu re on the m uscles and ligam ents can be relieved and healing can be facilitated.FREE exam inations a re our way of encouraging you to find out if you have a problem th at could be helped by ch iro p ractic care. It is also our w ay of acquainting you with our staff an d facilities. Call us today.7 9 7 -9 1 0 0140 clinton street %u2022 brooklynp o llo c k c h i n o p n a c tM ost Insurances A ccepted %u2022G a r f i e l dM e d i c a l 8l D e n t a lGRAND OPENING263 5th Ave. (betw. Garfield & 1st)Brooklyn, NY 11215(718)788-3045 %u2022 (718)788-3077Services Rendered:%u2022 Medical %u2022 Radiology (Xray) %u2022 Dental %u2022 Cardiology %u2022OB/GYN %u2022 A llerg ist* O pthalm ologist %u2022 Derm atology%u2022 Pediatrics %u2022 Podiatrist %u2022Other Specialties AvailableP le a se Call F or A p pointm ent and Inform ationA m b u lc tte S e r v ic e A va ila b leFor S e n io r C itizen sFor All The News Of What%u2019s Happening In The BusyNeighborhoods of Brownstone Brooklyn, You Need I hePhoenix Newspaper Every Week.Brooklyn%u2019s Brownstone neighborhoods are busy with activity like never before and you can besure to be part of it all with an annual subscription to The Phoenix Newspaper, the voice ofBrownstone Brooklyn. All the news of arts, politics and neighborhood events, delivered right toyour mailbox 52 times a year. Make sure you%u2019re part of the action.CHRISTMAS CRAFTS: The Cathedral of St. James has set its second annual Christmas C rafts F a ir for D ecem b er 5-7. The sale will include antiques, pottery, stained glass, wreaths, tree ornaments, and gift items. Hours are 10am-4pm at the Cathedral Pavilion, 248 Jay Street. For information, call 852-4002.HALE VOLUNTEERS: Students and teachers of Sarah J. Hale High on Pacific St. volunteered at the New York City Marathon on Nov. 2. They were stationed along Fourth Avenue, and supplied water to the runners. They also helped marshall the crowds.PUBLISH CALENDAR: Borough President Howard Golden%u2019s office is seeking submissions for its annual calendar of local events celebrating Black History Month in February, 1987. Listings are free and should be submitted by December 15. Call 643-5102.DECORATING ATLANTIC: The Atlantic Avenue Association Local Development Corp. will be brightening the stretch of that avenue for the holiday season with special lighting and is seeking contributions from merchants and businesses to help add to what is already planned. Strings of acrossthe-avenue lights are set for five places on Atlantic and the group is hoping that contributions will make others possible. For information or to help, call Shirley %u201cJoe%u201d Payne, president, at 875-8993.LIGHTS REPAIRED: Three inoperative street lights in Boerum Hill were repaired after Councilman Abe Gerges responded to telephone complaints from local residents. Repairs were made at 234 Dean Street, 137 Hoyt Street and 118 Hoyt Street.NEW GIVING RECORD: Spurred by the efforts of 221 alumni and parent volunteers, the Annual Giving Program of The Packer Collegiate Institute raised $233,268, another new record for the eighth consecutive year, says Peter T. Esty, headmaster. Alumni giving topped $120,000, a gain of 24 percent. %u201cThe Annual Giving program is designed to help fill the gap between tuition costs and the actual costs of educating each Packer student,%u201d says Esty. The 1986-87 Annual Giving Program will be led by Trustee Jane Roberts Lockshin, class of 1963, who heads the development committee of Packer%u2019s board of trustees.DECORATE COURT STREET: Amaldo Perez, of Gold Palace Jewelry at 118 Court Street, is inviting all Court Street businesspeople, from Atlantic Avenue to Joralemon Street, to decorate Court Street together for the holidays. For information, call 624-2922.SENIOR EXERCISE: The American Association of Retired Persons holds exercise classes every Tuesday at 12noon, in the community room of St. James Towers, 21 St. James Place. The group was formed to improve the health %u2014 mental and physical %u2014 of the participants. For information, call 789-6699.HIGH SCHOOL ARTISTS: High school students who are interested in attending a college of art and design are invited to meet representatives of more than 40 art schools from across the country on December 6 at Pratt Institute%u2019s 12th Annual Careers in Art/Portfolio Day. Students should bring samples of their work to the program, which begins at 9am at Pratt%u2019s Activity Resource Center, 200 Willoughby Avenue, with campus tours and a reception. Registration will be held from 11am to 3:30pm, financial aid workshops from 11 to 4 and portfolio reviews from noon to 4. For information call 636-3669.CAREER COUNSELING: Women in Self Help (WISH) Displaced Homemaker Center is offering free help in how to become a more confident job seeker. Learn how to interview, create a polished resume and brush up on reading and math skills. WISH makes job referrals and placements. To reserve a place at the December 1 registration orientation, call 768-9700.JOIN COMMITTEES: Community Board Six is preparing to reconstitute its nine standing committees. Residents or people with a business interest in the district (which covers Red Hook, Columbia Terrace, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Gowanus and Park Slope) who are interested in serving on a CB6 committee, should call the district office for an application. Committee appointments are effective Feb. 1 for a term of one year. Applications must be submitted by January 9, 1987. For information and an application, call 643-3027.GARDEN AWARDED GRANT: TheBrooklyn Botanic Garden has been awarded a 1986 Institute of Museum Services Conservation Grant to computerize its plant records. The Garden was given $25,000; the maximum conservation award. The Institute of Museum Services is the only federal agency which funds %u201cliving museums%u201d %u2014 botanical gardens, arboreta, zoos, nature centers and aquariums. For information, call 622-4433.FAMILY SUPPORT: Families First, a Cobble Hill community center for parents and pre-school children, has formed a support group for mothers with children 6 to 11 months of age. The group meets Fridays, 10:30am-noon, at the center, 250 Baltic St. There is a $48 fee, which includes Families First membership. For information, call 237-1862.STOP IN AND VISIT...Or. Goldberg,w .w * ,niV v . %u201e . o F lMM EDlAT E M tr> to_Ou%u00bbJI5*%u00a3L%u00a3%u2014%u25a0V -------ModernX-RAYandLabEKGr%u2022 Walk in Emergency Treatment %u2022 No Appointment Required %u2022 Open 9 A M %u2014 8PM, Mon.-Fri%u2014 9 AM-4 PM Sat.-Sun. %u2022 Complete Family Care797-2900 IMMEDIATE360 COURT STREET K n m r a m^%u00bbei. rresident at union sis.THE PHOENIXFor The BestCoverage ofEducation andSchools inBrownstoneBrooklyn.Every week, 52w eeks a year, theaw ard-w inningPhoenix staff is onthe job to bring youall the news o f thebusy D ow ntow nBrooklyn brow nstoneneighborhoods.The Phoenix w as theN um ber O ne weeklynew spaper in NewYork State in 1985.O ur reporting oneducation is just oneof the reasons why.Get The Phoenixdelivered right toyour mailbox everyweek. Call 643-1400To OrderWe Prescribe T o The Highest StandardsO f Medical Care A t Reasonable Cost!Phoenix ClassifiedsBring Great ResultsFrom Folks Right InYour Own PartOf TownPage 10, THE P H O E N IX , D ecem ber 4. 1986