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% { aCheapThrill.*;An irresistible urge to jump on a bicycle and ride off into the sunset or wake up one crazy morning and decide you wanted to go for a ride around Prospect Park, just for the thrill of speeding down that long hill by the lake?If you are one of the people who sometimes exhibits strange desires such as these, and if you neither have nor can borrow abike, rental may be the answer. When the urge strikes, you should know that both Dixon%u2019s Bicycle at 792 Union St. in Park Slope and the Prospect Park Bicycle Shop at 494 Flatbush Ave. in ProspectLefferts Gardens can offer relief.Bicycle Rentals: Dixon s Bicycle Shop at 792 Union St. is open 7 days a week from 9-8pm. The rental charge is $1.50 for the first hour and S1 for additional hours. All-day rental is $8-9. A $10 deposit and ID are required. 636-0067. The Prospect Park Bicycle Shop at 494 Flatbush Ave. at the intersection with Empire Blvd., (across the street from Nathan's), charges $2 for the first hour and SI.75 for each additional hours. All-day rental costs $8. The shop is open every day except Sunday. A $10 deposit and ID are required. 284-6936.Name That Tree Dosey DelightAre you ashamed that your knowledge of tree identification barely extends beyond the well known oak, elm and maple? Come take a walk through Prospect Park and discover some of the more exotic tree and shrub plantings. Let two staff members of the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens show you why Prospect Park, (and not Central Park) was Olmstead's best design. Better yet, see for yourself and have a pleasant summer stroll besides.Tour of Prospect Park by Brooklyn Botanic Garden Instructors. Tuesday, July 24, 7- 9pm, Fee S6. B.B.G. members $4. Lucy Chamberlain & Stuart Simon. Meet at Grand Army Plaza. 622-4317Put aside those disco clothes and don some red checks and a hoop skirt. Promenade your partner to the YWCA Friday night and prepare yourself for this fall%u2019s harvest fair with some down home square dancing. Experienced or inexperienced, young or old, the live music and a genuine caller will set your feet a %u2018movin%u2019. Come join in, square dancin%u2019 and bring a little country into Brooklyn.Square Dance, Fridays, 8-10 pm, July 13, 17, Aug. 3, 17, YWCA, 30 Third Ave. at Atlantic. Admission $2.' nf plantstriers. G ffered on Pr%u00b03prou%u00bb\ltt !o.%u00ab>.;~%u00absVUP an%u00b0 %u201e,\\hody- %u00a3 u p y winu^ -== = = ==:=s======S=m happe0'09slarU be p\\etW r Garden h a r d e n -' 09.%u2019 c0\\ spo\\d oe P-oWintc ,n\\w Ga wmtones 0 Rr0o W n %u2018%u2018C O ^ ^ 0 Urns case P's heV can%u00aeooKle>. %u201e W \close %u00bb 7 ol as %u00b0 i9a articles aoO'posiage s \a\\s%u00b0 %u201c Nawra The W e mC\%ud\\n9 Garde uaae 9PaW.%u00bb,3Wi\%u00ab 8Paqc The PHOENIX. July 19. 1979