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(Corner 4th PL)October 4 Annual Arts Issue The Phoenix annual preview of the coming season for the Visual & Preforming Arts, from theater companies, art galleries to major institutions.October 11 Atlantic Antic Special A Phoenix special section that will be distributed to the thousands that come io Brooklyn's iargesr biock party designed to bring people back over the coming months to the rich variety of shops & stores.October 11 Annual Brownstone Issue The annual Phoenix brownstone issue that coincides with the annual Brownstone Fair. It%u2019s annually our largest issue with thousands of complimentary copies given out to new & prospective brownstoners owners at the fair. It is an advertising must if you have a home service, home improvement or related businessOctober 18 Fall Food Guide The Phoenix Fall Food special filled with features & stories on cooking & eating in our unique part of town.Parties Nominate JudgesFollowing on the heels of a Democratic primary to nominate condidates for the election of eight Civil Court Judges in November, Brooklyn%u2019s political parties have ehesen thetr hopefuls for the accompanying Supreme Court race. Two seats are open on the Supreme Court this year and judges elected will serve for terms of 14 years.Brooklyn Democrats nominated Joseph Dowd, a judge currently sitting on the Civil Court, and Vincent Pizzuto, who works as a law secretary for Brooklyn Surrogate Bernard Bloom, in a meeting of the Democratic County Committee of Kings on Sept. 19. Republicans on the same day picked CriminalCourt Judge Robert Kreindler and Moses Lerman, a District Leader from East Flatbush, to make up their Supreme Court slate. -LZGHospitals Await MergerBaptist Hospital, located on President Street in Park Slope is now managing and operating Interboro General Hospital in the East New York section of Brooklyn, pending approval by the State for a merger between the two hospitals.Thomas Byram, Executive Director of Baptist said that the local Health System Agency (HSA) Project Review Committee has approved the merger and is awaiting the nod by ihe City HSA. Their recommendation will then go to the State. Bv October or November Byram is expecting that the iwo hospitals will merge with a change of ownership and name to ihe Baptist Medical Center of New York.The aging facility on President Street might be phased out as an acute care hospital although Byram says that firm plans have not been formalized.Citizen Group Offers AwardsLcnd-A-Hand litter baskets area made available by the Citizen%u2019s Committee for New York City in an effort to help clean up the city. The cost per basket is $15.00. To date the committee has sold over 1,200 Lend-A-Hand baskets to groups throughout the city.Hie Citizen%u2019s Committee is also taking applications for ihe Self-Help Neighborhood Awards Program (SNAP) in ihe categories of Security/Crime prevention; Cultural Arts, and Senior Citizen programs. Depending upon the program, the board will award up to $1,000 in federal funds to ihe winners. Deadline for the Security/Crime Prevention application is October 19 and for the Beautification, Sanitation, Education and Health categories, January 18, 1980. For further information, cal! 578-4737.Slope Library Set For RepairsAn extra $350,000 was added to the budget for repairs for ihe Park Slope Library at a Board of Estimate meeting September 13. Half a million dollars has been sitting in the hopper for a complete renovation of the building, ailed by leaks and decay, for more than two years, but since the funding process began in 1977, inflation has thrown the allocated values out of whack. The amended amount will allow ihe rebuilding process, scheduled to begin October first to cover roofing, windows, lighting, shelving, furniture floor and woodwork replacements, as well as allow for new heating and air conditioning systems. The library facilities will move to a new building in the area during the planned 2-year repairs, but no site has yet been selected.Spring Gardens Start In FallGardening is not just a spring and summer activity but rather a year round affair. The Cooperative Extension of Cornell University, responsible for numerous urban gardens, is setting up free fall and winter workshops on nutrition, container gardening (indoors and out) and vacant lot gardening ideas for next spring. Preparations, John Ameroso stressed, should be made in the fall.Any organization thinking of cleaning up a rubble-filled loi and creating a garden can write to Cornell Extension, 30 Third Ave., Room 616, Brooklyn, 11217 or call 237-0920 or 237-0926.Slope Hall Up For SaleAn ex-Knights of Columbus Hall, located on 19th Street between 7th and 8th Aves., has gone up for sale on the open market. The 14,000 square foot building, sitting adjacent to Bishop Ford High School, has 11,000 square feet of parking space, and is described by Timothy King of Fillmore brokers as ideal disco, medical center or corporate headquarters space. For more information on its lease or sale, call 253-8828.-L.Z.G.Pope%u2019s Brooklyn Route SetThe route of Pope John Paul II%u2019s motorcade through downtown Brooklyn on his visit next WednesdayOct. 3, has been announced by Officer Glattfelder of the 84th Precinct. The planned arrival time of the motorcade is 11:45 a.m., when it will come off the Brooklyn Bridge at ihe Camdan Plaza West exit, go south, over Court Street to Livingston, proceed East to Boerum Place, North on Boerum, Adams to Tillary, East on Tillary to Jay. There will be a pause in the motorcade in front of. l _ r . i %u00ab %u00ab . _ _ - 4 %u2014 1 T%u201e%u00bb--------- (UV.U1 ui, v/%u00bbi juj u>i. uVknCCu Chwpv! St.and Cathedral Place. The motorcade will go north to S Sands Street and go onto the Brooklyn Queens Expressway to Queens. Glattfelder said that the motorcade would be in Brooklyn for approximately 15 minutes and that from about 11 a.m. to 12:15 the Brooklyn Bridge as well as the BQE from Atlantic Ave to Queens Boulevard would be closed to all traffic. %u2014L.H.Page 6, The PHOENIX, September 27,1979: