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.Y.P.D.GARDENING?: Leroy James, 20, no address, was arrested at 10:10 p.m. June 26 by 78th Precinctr %u00bb %u00ab : u : i , %u201e i _ %u2022 _ t-ik j i /j u i i n a n u w c iShop at 115 Flatbush Ave. James, charged with burglary and attempted petty larceny, was allegedly trying to remove seven potted plants and a potted tree from the store.BATTERY SNATCH: For allegedly stealing the battery from a car parked in front of 220 Sterling Place, Officer Hector Perez of the 78th Precinct arrested George Lewis, 21, of 778 Hancock Place, and Dennis Battle, 17, of 1786 Prospect Place, at 1 a.m. June 26. Both are charged with petty larceny and possession of burglar%u2019s tools.AFTER THE FACT: An al leged attempted murderer was arrested on June 25 at 4:10 p.m. by Detective Richard Demayo of the 78th Precinct. Demayo captured Percival Aris, 35 of 702 Fulton St., who is charged with shooting another person at that residence with a shotgun on May 21. The victim was sent to Methodist Hospital and lived: Aris is charged with attempted murder, possession of a shotgun and assault.TALMUDIC ACADEMY SHOOTING: Robert Cunningham, 21, of 111 Bridge Street has been arrested and charged with attempted murder, criminal possession of a dangerous weapon, and resisting arrest, for allegedly firing four shots into an occupied lunchroom of the United Talmudic Academy at 167 Sands Street at around 3:45pm on June 20. Making the arrest on June 20 was Officer Mario DeLa Vega of the 84th Precinct who hadreceived a description of the perpetrator and his getaway vehicle. The suspect was subsequent1,t : j _ : r:%u201e j Knourt u %u201d 1 y 1UV.1II 111CU 111 Cl p n u iu illiu u p uythree witnesses.BUST: Officers Louis Barnye and Hector Torres of the 78th Precinct arrested Clinton Richardson, 22, of 438 Jefferson St., after he robbed a branch of Manufacturer%u2019s Hanover Trust bank at 127 Seventh Ave. at 11 a.m. July 9. Richardson allegedly walked into the bank, produced a toy gun and passed a note to a teller demanding money and threatening to %u201c blow your head off.%u2019%u2019 The teller and bank manager filled a bag with $3,175, and allowed him to leave. After he was arrested on Classon Ave. between Berkeley and Union, Richardson confessed to three previous bank jobs, including another at a Manufacturer%u2019s al 207 Fifth Ave.SCISSOR STAB: For allegedly stabbing two people, one a 47-yearold female, with a pair of scissors, Officer Edward Skryzpek of the 78th Precinct arrested Ira Hay, 44 of 575 Bergen St. on June 29 at 5:45 a.m. He is charged with two counts of assault and possession of a dangerous weapon.KNIFE NAB: Manuel Waller, 24, of 365 Greene Ave., was arrested by 78th Precinct Officer John Young in front of 20 ParkPlace at 2:20 a.m. June 29 and charged with possession of a gravity knife.STARTING SMALL: A 15-year -old boy was arrested June 28 at 1 p.m. by 78th Precinct Officer Thomas Coyne, after he allegedly approached a 14-year-old boy and told nim to hand over his money, %u201cor else I%u2019ll kick you in the ass.%u201d The juvenile is charged with attempted robbery.UNDERCOVER SALE: Officer Michael Falco of the Brooklyn South Narcotics Division arrested Roy Powell, 17, of 1416 Brooklyn Ave., at 4 p.m. June 28. Powell allegedly sold marijuana to an undercover cop. and is charged with both the sale and possession of more than 8 ounces of marijuana; also arrested was a 15-yearold minor, charged with possession of marijuana.COCAINE POSSESSION: Carmelo Sanmiguel, 39, of 170 Fifth Ave., was arrested at 4:58 p.m. June 28 by Officer Nicholas Garcia of the Brooklyn South Narcotics Division, when he sold alleged cocaine to an undercover cop. He was also found in possession of 28 plastic bags of alleged cocaine, 4 tinfoil packets of alleged heroin , 2 syringes and 2 hypodermic needles.MARIJUANA STORE: A variety store at 648 Vanderbilt Ave. was closed down at 11:30 p.. on June 27 when 78th Precinct Officer David Braun arrested a proprietor, Jose Avellanet, 20 of 762 Lincoln Place, for selling an envelope of alleged marijuana to a customer for$3. He was additionally found carrying a driver%u2019s license that did not belong to him and a gravity knife; he is charged with sale and possession of marijuana, possession of stolen property and possession of a dangerous weapon.FOLLOW-UP: One of two men who allegedly robbed a 24-year-old man of a gold chain, watch and $5 on June 13 at Pacific St. and Fourth Ave. was arrested at 2 p.m. June 27 by Detective Robert Sindone of the 78th Precinct. Jose Anidal Rivera, 21, of 640 Carroll St., was nabbed for the robbery which ended in a stomach of the victim, who was not seriously injured. Rivera is charged with robbery, assault and possession of a dangerous weapon.GUN CATCH: Officer Garrett Farrell of the 78th Precinct arrested William Hartman, 20, Of 986 St. John%u2019s PL, for allegedly carrying a loaded .38 calibre revolver in a paper bag at 2:15 a.m. on June 27 at Atlantic and Fourth Ave. The serial numbers on the gun had been removed.FOUR-WAY ARREST: Offi cers John Kelly, Hector Perez, Howard Hoffman and Thomas Coyne of the 78th Precinct arrested four men when they allegedly tried to break into an auto parts store at 630 Sackett St. at 11:55 p.m. June 26. Julio Morales, 32 of 259 Columbia St., Fain Rodriguez, 26, and Wilfredo Rosario, 22, both of 298 Columbia St., and Ramon Roman, 27, of 259 Columbia St., are all charged with attemptedburglary and possession of burglar%u2019s bools.Stedman ShowsSnippets of real life captured in oils by artist Emily Stedman will be displayed in the Salena Gallery at Long Island University from July 1 through August 29, Mon-Thurs 9 am-4 pm. Stedman poses her paintings from pictures she takes, trying to isolate an instant in rich detail and flexible texture, texture.The Salena Gallery is located at Flatbush and DeKalb Aves._____legal NoticeFAMILY COURT OF STATF. OF NFW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS, SUMMONS, DOCKET NO (13800/7!) In the Matter of the Application of ST VINCENTS HALL, INC For the Custody and Guardianship of TAMKKA I%u2019HII.LH%u2019S A dependent child under the age of 18 years In the Name of the People of the State of New York, GEORGE DRAYTON, WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN A Petition having been filed in this Court pursuant to Section 384-h of the Social Services I .aw of the State of New York alleging that the above named child in the care of St Vincent's Hall, Inc , the Petitioner, is a dependent child as defined bv the Social Services low of the State of New York: YOU ARE HEREBYSUMMONED to appear before this Court at 283 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, on August 28, 1973, in Part B. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day to show cause why the Court should not enter an order depriving you of all rights of custody of said child and awarding custody of said child to the Petitioner, so that the child may be adopted without your consent and without any notice to you You will have the right to have an attorney represent you, and if you cannot afford an attorney, one will he assigned to you by the .lodge. By Order of the Court, Dated 8/20/79, Rente C Caballero, Clerk of the CourtPlymouth Church of the PilgrimsOrange & Hicks Streets (Congregational) Brooklyn HeightsMorning Worship at 11:00 A.M. %u201c('ailed to Hope!%u201d.1. Blaine Fister PreachingNursery care provided during the ServicesMinisters: Harry II. KruencrWilliam R. NyeArnold Ostlund Jr.,Organist & Dir. of MusicThe Brooklyn Heights SynagogueThe Community Temple 117 Remseti StreetAlbert J. Louenberg, Rabbi Stanley Levenson, Pres.Cantor David WeissmanFriday Evening Sabbath Services at 7 P1M conducted by members of our synagogue.Religious School Tues & Thurs afternoon Ages 5 through B/BMiUvahSisterhood Cookbook Available c o o o m nO ffice Hours Tuns . Thurs , Fri 10 1 aZZ-ZU rUJOSEPH C. CUSIMANOCHARLES J. CUSIMANODOMINIC J. CUSIMANOCusimano & RussoFuneral H om eService to the community for 3 generations230 COURT STREET 624-43302005 WEST 6TH STREET 372-1348ANTIQUEAMERICANBANJOCLOCK\\4 #[.m o v e m e n t !FINE AMERICAN &FI IROPFAN MANTLE. WALL, TALL CASE CLOCKS 2477 Nostrand Ave 252 9032All Sales and Repairs Guaranteed for 1 year.Help Can Make The DifferenceC ounseling P arent Education C om m unity Consultation Day Treatm entBALTIC STREET CENTER250 Baltic St. Tel 855 3131Sc ottoFuneral Hom ein Carroll GardensA Business Concerned and Involvedwith the Community it Proudly ServesSalvatore Buddy ScottoTR 5-2515104-06 1st PlaceBrooklyn. N Y. 11231Cafaycttc Auenue iJrcBhytman (CliurcljLafayette Ave. & S. Oxford625-7515George l.ileh Knight, D.D.. Pastor James M Wingate. M.S.M. Minister of MusieSunday. July 159 30 A M Church School 10 45 A M M orning W orship Dr Conrad Massa, Dean of Princeton Theological Seminary. Guesl PreacherMonday through Friday Noon \Wednesday. July 18 6 0 0 P M Fellow Ship Dinner. 6 45 P M Bible Study & Prayer. 7 30 P M Com m ittee on Social Concerns open m eetingTHE CHURCH BUILDING IS COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED FOR ALL EVENTSA C HURCH WITH A HISTOHH PAST SERVING THE PRESENT DAYThe Church is located 5 blocks cast of BAM. Take Buses: M. 26, and 52 io Port land Aye , 1 block from the Church doorTHRIFT STOREFeaturing Discount prices on:Arnold Bread & Roles Levy%u2019s Rye Bread Thomas English Muffins Tabletalk Pies Stone Buhr Health FoodsCakes2365 60th StBet McDonald Ave & Dahill Rd339 80939-5 Mon.-Fri.9-4 Sat90 Livingston St.off Court St522 56338-5:30 Mon-Fri.11 -3 Sat.July 12. 1979. The PHOENIX, Page 23