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N Y 11205NEAR PRATTLow prices on custom framingJ *1 stu LKodak1 **00UCTS rSIMCHAT TORAHSaturday Evening October 13, 7:30 P.M.Procession of Torah Scrolls Hakafot - Folk Dancing Lead by Karl Finger225 New families during the past two years.WE ARE GROWING, JOIN USF o r In f o r m a t io nC a l l7 6 8 - 3 8 1 4BethElohimrLb I I i ^ i I i%u00abBtti Avenue it GwfWd Place, Brooklyn, NY 11213A REFORM CONGREGATIONWith your help, on November 6 there is a choice .. .L E O N A R D F. R Y A NFor Civil Court JudgeCOLUMN E COLUMN E COLUMN E COLUMN E COLUMN ECommittee to Elect LEONARD E. RVAN to the Civil Court, M-Chrisline C. Leon. Treasurer. 32 Orange St.. Brooklyn. N Y 11201 Contributions a%u2019re welcome and will be gratefully acknowledgedBoard Nine Manager ResignsAi iis Sepiember 25 meeting, Community Board Nine in Crown Heights witnessed the resignation of its District Manager. Stanley Goldberg, after several months of complaints by community residents that Goldberg was gening little done aboui neighborhood needs. On the agenda for ihc meeting was a resolution to oust Goldberg, bui he read a statcmcni before it could be voted on.Councilmember Ted Silverman, who represents most of the Board Nine District, attended this meeting, the first he has come to since the Board elections in January and February. At ihai lime, Ed Hightower, a black community leader, was elected as Board Chairman over Silverman's apparent opposition. Since ihai lime, aitcndancc hv ihe Board's Hasidic Jewish members, who represent the large Hasidic community in ihc area, has been poor.The Iasi four meetings of ihc Board have lacked a quorum. Community visitors to the Board have complained ihat ihc bycoti by many Board members who were nominated to the Board by Councilman Silverman appeared 1 0 be an aitcmpi to keep the Board from getting anything done under Hightower%u2019s leadership.Goldberg was hired as Disirici Manager in laic April to fill a vacancy created in February by the resignation of Ben Levine. Goldberg said ihai he was a personal friend of Ted Silverman and vowed to do his best for ihc District. Now his place is being lakcn, ai lcasi temporarily, by Lavcrne Daniels, a black woman who was hired as Assistant District Manager in July. Daniels reports that she is determined to %u201c gci our work done.%u201d A newsletter weni out for the first lime ihis year shortly before ihc Scpi. 25th mceiing and a preliminary budgci hearing has been held wilh good communiiy pariicipaiion.%u2014L.H.Y Holds Feminist Slide ShowWomen have long been under scrutiny by the pornographic film industry and feminist Susan Brownmiller warns to bring ihis exploration and degradation of women inio focus ai a powerful slide show Wednesday, October 17 ai 6pm. The presentation, to be held in the Memorial Hall of ihc Brooklyn YMCA, 30 Third Avenue, will be followed by a discussion on the subjeci. Refreshments will be served and a small donation for %u201c Women Against Pornography%u201d is requested. For further information, call 875-1190.Heights Gets New Book StoreThe storefront at 129 Montague Street has been rented to Walden Books, a nationwide bookselling chain. The store will occupy the vacant corner store space as well as two adjacent storefronts.C. Bradley Mcndclson, Vice%u2014President of the Edward S. Gordon Company, one of the two brokers handling the rental, said that the new store can be expected to open in \year lease on the 2,500 square foot store.Although there was a %u2018%u2018lot of interest\Waldenbooks obtained ihc space on a %u201c first comc-ftrst served basis\Board Eight Prepares BudgetCommunity Board Eight has completed the first phase of ihe Budget Season, a proposed schedule put out by Mayor Fd Koch%u2019s Community Liaison Unit to assist the Boards with compiling their budget requests. At Board Eight's 5~tociiiber 25 hearing Crown Heights%u2019 residents asked for items to be included in the budget for child care and recreation and rehabilitation of the area%u2019s housing stock. The development of a school for the performing arts for School District 17 was also discussed. The next step in the budget process will be consultations between the Community Board and agencies at the district level followed by a statement on district needs and priorities with specific project requests to the City%u2019s Office of Management and Budget by October 31.-V.C.Fulton Committee MeetsUtilization of its shopping area improved security, and beautification are the goals that have been set by a committe to upgrade the Fulton Street section of Clinton Hill. The Fulton Street Improvement Committee (FSIC) has established a list of priorities that will help them achieve these aims.Consisting of members of the local block associations, the Committee has placed the relocation of both the Addiction Research and Treatment Corporation (ARTC) between Fulton and Waverly Streets and the St. St. Mary%u2019s Methadone Clinic at the top of their list. A formation of a merchants%u2019 association to advise shop owners about techniques to improve their businesses and encouragement towards new attractive shops to be opened are also being considered in helping them obtain then goals. In addition, the FSIC has put in requests to agencies responsible for the up-keep and safety of the streets, subway stations, and parks in the surrounding area.Next meeting is scheduled for October 12 at Teen Challenge, 444 Clinton Avenue between Greene and Gates Streets at 7:30 pm. For further information call Bob Viscount at 783-4117.Robert Redford Gets Degree%u00ab * %u25a0 r* jr .. j ...i%u2014 j: %u201e j _* n i *:*.,*%u201e 11l\\Ul vll UCUiW l u, nuu jtuuiwu ui * mu mot uutv j vui oago, returned on September 17 to receive an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree Richardson Pratt Jr., President of Pratt cited Redford for %u2018%u2018using his public stature to strive for apolitical and humanitarian got!s.%u201d