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Telephone 718-643-1400Cure For The BluesContinued fro m Page 1990th anniversary with a photography exhibit that traces its quest to understand and share the wonders of the undersea world.For the more adventurous youngster, the Aquarium offers two special vacation programs. On December 26, learn about the world of the octopus, squid, sea urchin and cucumber in %u201cSpine and Snails but no Swimming Tales,%u201d a hands-on exploration of our invertebrate friends. Kids can take a winter walk on the beach, join in arts and crafts, songs and games, learn about the life of the polar bear and penguin and watch the Coney Island Polar Bear Club take a cool swim, all in the Winter Holiday Program on December 30. Sounds pretty fishy.AT THE CHILDRENS%u2019 MUSEUMFor hands-on activities in the great indoors, the Brooklyn Childrens%u2019 Museum has workshops and events to keep tomorrow%u2019s artists busy through the holidays. The rotating line-up of daily activities includes the %u201cAdd a Peace Mural,%u201d where, after a storytelling session, kids use collage and pastels to help create a 10-foot mural that will be on exhibit.In the %u201cFriendship Inventions Workshop,%u201d youngsters learn how to use adaptive aids for disabled people, then create their own inventions to help the disabled. With help from the Museum%u2019s Greenhouse and Live Animal Collection, %u201cPeaceful Plants and Animals%u201d explores the lessons of peace found in the natural world. Storyteller Kawana Coleman will enchant young audiences with native American and African folk tales.The Museum%u2019s ongoing %u201cSounds Around%u201d exhibit gives kids a chance to make beautiful music on instruments ancient and modern. The holiday %u201cSound Gallery Adventure%u201d lets kids learn how to make and play rhythm instruments from around the world, while creating their own varieties of traditional Christmas music. Sound like enough? Well, there%u2019s a host of other activities planned to make the most of vacation time at the Museum.SOME ARTFUL ACTIVITYFor kids whose tastes run a tad toward the aristocratic, the Brooklyn Museum offers activities that take place amid the timeless artworks exhibited in thq galleries. %u201cDe-Lightful Celebrations,%u201d a daily workshop, will explore the festival of lights and new year celebrations of African, native American, European Jewish and modem American traditions with holiday ornament and New Year%u2019s card making activities.In conjunction with the %u201cMachine Age in America%u201d exhibit, the Museum%u2019s %u201cArty Facts%u201d workshop on Saturdays will look atDuring the holiday vacation, kids can enjoy the storytelling magic of Kawana Coleman, who will spin tales of African, NativeAm erican and otherw orldly folk, includingthe animal world at the Brooklyn C hildren%u2019sMuseum .Americans celebrating Christmas during the 1920%u2019s and %u201930%u2019s, with performances and arts and crafts.For parents looking for a vacation from the vacation, the YMCA and YWCA offer holiday camps, with games, arts and crafts, swimming and winter sports, songs and field trips. So if you need a day, or four, to yourself, here%u2019s a way to be fair to both you and your kids. The YWCA also offers its %u201cJr. Dip%u201d swim for kids every Wednesday and Saturday.A MUSICAL FOR KIDSFor a smaller-scale diversion, there%u2019s the Alonzo Players%u2019 production of the musical %u201cHuggy Bean and the Origin of the Magical Rente Cloth.%u201d The show brings the popular black character doll to life as she brings her message of world peace and the joys of African culture to kids of all colors.Call for Artist ProposalsThe Flatbush Development Corp. is seeking artist proposals for four mural sites, each approximately eight by eight feet and winners will be those that best reflect the diverse ethnicities of the Flatbush community. The mural sites are located on the rear outside wall of the Church and Caton Avenue subway station.Each artist will receive an $800 honorarium and some materials for the project. Deadline for submitting proposals is Jan. 5 and the project will be completed in the spring. For information on how to submit a proposal, contact Valerie OliverDurrah or Albert Matin at 462-5300.%u2022VISIT O U R WINE BOUTIQUED. Scotto WinesImported & DomesticFine Wines and LiquorsWe W ould LikeTo Take This OpportunityTo Wish A ll of Our Loyal CustomersA Happy and Healthy Holiday SeasonThe Wine Staff:Tony %u2022 Newton %u2022 MarvinEd * Ness %u2022 Joe %u2022 Leo %u2022 Graceand Ginger, o f course!FREE LOCAL DELIVERYDozens and Dozens o f Gifts Ranging from *5%u2122 to *99%u2122318 Court Street----TR5-5530Page 22, THE PHOENIX, December 25, 1986