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%u201c Time Machine%u201d on July 21; %u201c Lovejoy%u2019s Nuclear Wars%u201d on July 28. Call the library at 636-3111 for further info.~ W ED N ESD A Y F IL M S : Showings a t.th e Brooklyn Heights branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, 280 Cadman Plaza West, 6:30 pm. Charlie C haplin%u2019s %u201c The Great Dicta to r,%u201d July 18; %u201c Shane,%u201d starring Alan Ladd and Jean Arthur, Aug 15. Call 636-3291 for more information.FILM M OBILE: Show ing short films ranging in subject from cockroaches to love, the Parks Department Filmmobile will appear at J.J. Byrne Park, between 3rd and 5th Sts. and 4th and 5th Aves. in Park Slope at dark on August 16. Viewing is free.THE GOODBYE GIRL:This oscar winning film starring Richard Dreyfuss and Marsha Mason will be the first of four films presented in the Hall St. and Dekalb Ave. Community Garden this summer %u201c after dark.%u201d Film dates are July 13, 27, August 10, z9 24. The films are sponsored by the Pratt Area Community Council.CARROLL GARDENS LIBRARY: Free films, Wednesdays at 2 pm. %u201c Angel and Big Joe%u201d and %u201c A Part of Your Loving,%u201d July 18; %u201c Aged %u201c Land%u201d and %u201c Flight of Icarus%u201d , July 25; %u201c Very Good F riends%u201d and %u201c Portrait of Grandpa Doc,%u201d Aug 1; %u201c Ashes of Doom%u201d , %u201c Insomnia%u201d and %u201c Mrs. Amsworth,%u201d Aug 8; %u201c Stagecoach%u201d Aug 15; %u201c Ugly Little Boy%u201d and %u201c Matthew Manning, a Study of a Psychic%u201d Aug 22; %u201c Ransom of Red Chief,%u201d Aug 29. The library is located on Clinton St. at Union St. Call 625-5838.THURSDAY EVENING MOVIES: 6 pm Films at the Pcific Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, Fourth Ave. at Pacific St. All programs are free. %u201c Shane%u201d , dir. John Ford and starring John Wayne, July 19; %u201c St. Louis Blues,%u201d July 26; %u201c The Hobbit%u201d , Aug. 2; %u201c Sunset B oulevard,%u201d dir. Billy W ilder, Aug. 9; %u201c On The Town%u201d Aug. 16; %u201c Jazz on a Sum m er's Day,%u201d Aug. 23; %u201c The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman,%u201d Aug. 30. Call 638-5180 for further info.ArtTHE CLAY POT: Hosting an exhibit of carved porcelain vesels by linda Katz, through July 20 at the Clay Pot, 162 Seventh Ave. 788-6564.SUMMER SESSION OF JAPANESE THEATRE:. Twointensive courses at Brooklyn College from July 2 to July 20: Theory and History taught by Prof. Benito Ortolani, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., daily; and Noh Dance, taught by Akira Matsui apd Kabuki dance taught by Sahomi Tachibana, 1 to 4 p.m., daily. Three graduate credits, tuition is $225 per course. 780-5666 or 5667.FENCE SHOW WINNERS: Prize paintings, sculptures, graphics and crafts by local artists honored ih last year%u2019s Fence show, through July 22, in the First Floor Community Gallery of the Brooklyn Museum, 188 Eastern Parkway, 638-5000. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.STEWART MCFARLANE:One-man show through all of July at the belanthi Gallery, 142 Court St., plus a group show in the Flower Gallery, running concurrently. July 1 reception, 2pm-midnight. Call 855-2796 or 624-9420 for info.KACHO: Special exhibit of 35 paintings and prints of birds and flowers in Japanese style, Through July, in second floor Oriental Galleries of the Brooklyn M useum, 188 Eastern Parkway, 638-5000. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.d ll a ii i n i o a LLERi :Stewart McFarlane exhibits paintings for the mrnth of %u2022July, with gallery members holding a group show in the Flower Gallery on the premises. For Aug, gallery members show a %u201c mostly nude exhibit. Belanthi is located at 142 Court St., 855-2769 or 624-9420, Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri-Sun 10 am - midnight, Tues. 10 am - noon, Thurs 10 am - noon and 4 pm - midnight.EMiLY SJEDMAN: Paintings and drawing in the Salena Gallery at Long Island University through July and August. Flatbush and DeKalb Aves, Hours: Wkdays, 9 am -5 pm.IMPRISONED ART: More than 100 paintings and sketches by American prisoners will be displayed Mon.-Fri.9 am - 5 pm from July 16 to Aug 6 at Brooklyn Union Gas at 195 M ontague St. Call 643-3895 or 228-8530 for further information.SEVEN ARTISTS IN ISRAEL: Paintings, drawings, watercolors, and an original videotaped interview with the artists. June 23-Sept. 3 at the Brooklyn Museum, 188 Eastern Parkway, 638-5000. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.LIONEL KILBERG: Showing tempera paintings at the offices of Kazeroid and Arberman Realty through September 20. 196 7th Ave., 499-8200.Fleas, fairsBAM ELEA MARKET: Inthe BAM parking lot on Flatbush and Third Ave. every Sat. 9am-9pm starting July 21, Aug 4, 11, 18. fee for vendors $15/day food vendors $30/day, 857-7557 or 789-4717ST. MARK%u2019S PLACE BLOCK PARTY: July 28th starting at 10 am, on St. Mark%u2019s Place East of Flatbush. 595-1325.FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS 'CABRINI: Festival along henry St. from President St. to Summit St. from July 31 to August 6. Parade and processional on August 5 at 2:30 pm.EventsBIRTHDAY PARTY: Brooklyn Heights Community Nursery School invited parents and children to a twenty first birthday party, July 21, 2-5 pm, .26 Willow PI. (betw. Joralemon & State St.). Contests, prizes, raffles and refreshments, 625-6365.FAMILY FESTIVAL: International Year of the Child with the Brooklyn Public Library - Family Festival in Prospect Park, dancing, storytelling, games, puppets, magic shows, July 14, raindate July 21 1-5 pm. Long Meadow, 3rd St and PPW.SEEDS OF THE FUTURE:Free poetry readings at the Seeds of the Future cafe. Cassia Berman, Pedro Pietri and Jeff Wright on July 22, 2-4pm at 438 Atlantic Ave., 625-9759, admission free. SU M M ER WALKTHROUGH PROSPECT park; Two Brooklyn Botanic Garden Staff members will lead a tour of the park on July 24 7 pm - 9 pm, fee $6, $4 for members. 622-4433.FLOWER ARRANGING WITH ANNUALS: July 25, 10 am to noon at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, fee $7, $5 for members. Advance registration required. 622-4433.WOMEN & RELIGION: First Unitarian Church and Metro District Committee on Women and Religion Summer workshop series conducted by women ministers followed by discussion. July 25 Linda Giuliano on %u201c Women As Ministerial Interns%u201d , 50 Monroe Place, MA4-5466.OLATUNjI: African Jazzperformer will bring his 17 piece ensemble of dancers, singers and drummers to Prospect Hall, sponsored by Kings County Democratic Coalition, 263 Prospect Avenue, between 5th AML) %u2014 i h Avenue, July 27, 8:30pm, tickets at $10, 622-8940.FENCING: Belanthi Gallery presents Arnie Messing and Richard Feldman in a fencing demonstration and match July29, 3 pm, 142 Court St, 855-2769.THE ANCESTORS: Opening ceremonies for Museum of the American Indian special exhibition: The Ancestors, Native Artisans of the Americas, featuring the Baiiet Aztec* y Folklorico of Mexico City at the U.S. Custom House (Broadway Battery Park in Manhattan) July 31, 6pm.ATOM BOMB REMEMBRANCE: Special liturgy of repentance and hope in recognition of 34th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki %u2014 Park Slope House Church, 191 6th Ave. (Berkeley Place), Aug. 4, 7:30 pm, 789-1087.GREENM ARKET: New York and New Jersey farmers annual trek to Brooklyn%u2019s Greenmarket at Flatbush & Atlantic Ave. BAM parking lot, every Wednesday starting JulyixhibitsNEW YORK CITY TRANSIT EXHIBIT: Covers all NY%u2019s transit systems from the trolley cars of 19th century to present trains. Corner of Boerum PI. & Schermerhorn St. 1-4 pm daily. 50 cents, 25 cents for kids.RED HOOK STADIUM SERIES: Three free events in the Red Hook Stadium at Bay and Clinton Sts. at 4 pm. July 21, Nocturne Jazz and Puppets; August 11, the First Water Theatre Group; August 26, Heritage Jazz ensemble. For more information, call 360-8186.CoursesC/iRDIOF ULMONAR Y RESUSCITATION(CPR): TheBrooklyn Chapter of the American Red Cross will offer three courses for persons wishing to quality as instructors of CPR in July. Tuesday & Thursday evening classes, July 3 to July 12 or an intensive one day course, Tuesday, July 24, 9 am-6pm. 165 Cadman Plaza East, 787-1000.NEW MUSE: Advanced Music Workshop in drums, breathing & Articulation, flute, acoustic bass techniques, theory & composition etc. July 21 - Sept 22, Registration July 17-July 28, 1530 Bedford Ave 3-5 pm, 774-2901 or 774-2884.BREAKFAST BOTANY: Find out whee many of our breakfast foods come from and eat a vegetable breakfast, onWORTH REVIVALS: Historical costumes from the Hosue, of Worth in the Costume Gallery, 4th Floor, Brooklyn Museum, Eastern Pkwy, April 18 - fall. Wed. -Sat., 10 am-5 pm. 638-5000. Free.TheatreA COMEDY OF ERRORS;Presented by the Riverside Shakespeare Theatre July 22 in the Picnic House in Prospect Park, free, tickets given out first come first served at 6 pm, performance at 8 pm.GALLERY PLAYER AUDITIONS: 6 men, ages 20-50, and one woman, m ature 20s, sought for %u201c The Play%u2019s The Thing,%u201d a comedy tale of theatrical folk. Auditions July 23, 24 from 7:9:30 pm in the Old First Reform Church, 126 Seventh Ave. at Carroll St. For more info call 499-4904.THE TWELFTH NIGHT:Sheakespeare%u2019s play presented by the Family, July 28, in the Picnic House at Prospect Park. Free tickets vended 6 pm, first come first served, performance at 8 pm.POWERPLAY: A current folktale in musical street theatre form. July 29, 3 pm, near the zoo in Prospect Park. Free.THE PUERTO RICAN DANCE THEATRE: July 29 in the Picnic House in Prospect Park, Free, first come first served tickets distributed at 6 pm, performance at 8 pm.Aug 1 from 9:30 to 11 am, fee $7 or $5 for members. Advance registration required. 622-4433.FOOD PRESERVATION WORKSHOP: Learn how to can and preserve foods, on Aug 8 in the BAM parking lot at A tlantic/Flatbush Aves. from noon to 4 pm.NATURAL TOILETRIES: Students will prepare and take home bath soaks, natural deodorants and toothpaste. Sponsored by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Wed Aug 8 from 10 am - 12 noon, fee $8 for members, $10 for non-members. 622-4433.BROOKLYN M USEUM CLASSES: Classes being offered in painting and drawing, landscapes, sculpture, and ceramics; $85 per month, Aug 6 - Aug 31. 638-4486.ARTS AND CRAFTS FOR SENIORS: Every Wednesday until Labor Day at Gateway National Recreation Area%u2019s Breezy Point Unit, Fort Tilden, NY, free sessions at 10 am and 2 pm. 474-4600.FREE WRITING WORKSHOP now forming for writers of stories, poems or articles. Beginning in August, to be held in the homes of members. Organized by Rosalind Davis, a published author. Information 858-4634.BETTER HOMES & GARBAGE: Course held in the streets, acquiring and applying the skills of locating, exploring and transforming commercial and residential discards into useful practical objects. Jason Martinelli, 768-1995.SELF DEFENSE: Classes for women of all ages, child care available. Mo and Wed am Thursday eves, Brooklyn Women%u2019s Martial Arts Center 421 5th Ave (Betw 7th & 8th Ave) 788-1775.SENIOR CITIZENS ARTS AND CRAFTS: Free instruction each weekday in stained glass, copper enameling, weaving, hooked rugs, and painting at the Park Slope Senior Citizens Center, 7th Ave. and 7th St. 499-9814.BROOKLYN SKILLS EXCHANGE: Offers inexpensive courses in cooking, languages, finance, and arts. 646-6800.HATHA YOGA: Offered by the Solar Yoga & Arts Center, 373 9th St., cost is $35 for 8 weeks / 2 classes per week, can register 15 minutes before first class. 499-3669.SportsBIRD WATCHING: At Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge; Park ranger to discuss why, where and how to%u2019s of bird watching and conduct a field tour, July 14th & 21st, Aug 11 & 18. Gateway National Park. Also free sailing lessons, wildlife exploration, walks, films, lectures, to organized groups Mon to Fri during July and Aug. Jam aica Bay unit of Gateway National Recreation Center, A or E train to Broad Channel. Call ahead for schedules, permits. 474-0613.INSOMNIAC TOURS: Insomniacs on bicycle to Philadelphia start at Penn Station 9pm Aug 4 to load bike on train leaves NY 10:10pm for 15 mile ride to Boathouse Row and the Waterworks on the Schuylkill, Independence Hall, breakfast on the Delaware River, rain or shine $20 group rate, back in NY 11am Sunday, Friends of Centra & Prospect Park, UN 1-9696 or 879-0740.ServicesMAKE A SPLASH: Fire Hydrant spray caps are available for use between 10 am - 9 pm, when temperature tops 80 degrees. Valid through Sept. 30, available to responsible people from your local precinct.GREEN THUMBS: Cornell University New York City Gardening Program free diagnostic clinics for urban garden-1 ers. Bring plants or insectl speciments to 30 Third Ave.l (Atlantic Ave.) Room 615, openl every Friday 1-5 pm, 237-0920.1 YOUTH SERVICES-Com-f munity Advisory Board for| Youth now operating recreational opportunities including I pool, ping pong, basketball, I dodgeball, wiffleball, dance I and arts and crafts. Old Court I House 4201 Fourth Ave. M-Th. [ 9-3pm, Fri. Tutoring 10-2pm.| During school year M-F 12-61 and Tu & Th. 6-7:30pm .f Information 435-3786.SENIOR STOP: Information I Center and division of SAGE I (Service to the Aging) help! with social services, health I housing, social security prob-| lems. Call or visit Mon-Thursl 10 am - 6 pm, Fri 12-6 pm at I the Kings Highway Branch of I Brooklyn Public Library, 2115 f Ocean Ave (at Kings Highway), 376-7543.SELF HELP: Self Help for Compulsive Overeaters, a non profit group, meets every Wednesday, 7:30 pm at Solar Yoga and Arts Center, 373 9th St. near 6th Ave. 768-4828.' SPOUSE ABUSE: Victims) Information Bureau%u2014Brooklyn Project center at 250 Baltic St. 855-3131, hotline number 895-1 2908 counseling for couples! with problems of spouse| beating.VICTIMS INFO BUREAU; Of Suffolk-Brooklyn Project, 250 Baltic St., 855-3131, Hotline 895-2908, counseling for| couples for spouse abuse.TEEN MOTHERS: Groups being formed by Teen parent Project sponsored by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd Residences. Mothers under 21 are encouraged to come together and share experiences, discuss child development, nutrition, single parenting. Guest speakers and films, free, child care available and refreshments, 788-4800, 262 9th St in Park Slope.COMMUNITY BOARDS: Tofind the address and telephone number of your community board call 643-3064.LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY: 126 Pierrepont St. at Clinton, Tue-Sat 9am5pm, 624-0890 BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN: 1000 Washington Ave. Tue-Fri 8am-6pm; Sat, Sun & Holidays 10am-6pm, free.t n m m p r C m ir c p %u00ab o a r r ip n t n u r s .call 622-4433.SOUTH STREET SEAPORT:16 Fulton St. (Manhattan) Tour ships, museum, listen to sea chanties, Daily noon-6pm, contribution, senior citizens &Numbers To Knemembers free. 766-9020.AQUARIUM: New York City Aquarium at Coney Island boardwalk and W 8th St., daily 10am-6pm, $2 adults, .75 cents children, subway - D, M, QB to W. 8th St. Call 266-8500.YMCA: in Park Slope 357 9th St. Residential facilities and day camp for children, physical ed facilities 768-7100^ YWCA: at Third and Atlant i r A v p I'p c iH p n tia l fa p ilitip ccourses and daycamp for children, health club for men and women 875-1190.BROOKLYN MUSEUM: Eastern Parkway and Washington Ave. Permanent collection and Community Gallery, theatre in the back on Sat & | Sun 638-5000.BACA: Brooklyn Arts & I Culture Assoc, clearing house for information of community events and arts & theater, 200 | Eastern Parkway 783-4469.ASPCA: Adopt a pet at 233 I Butler St between Bond & | Nevins Tue-Sat 9:30am-4pm. Information 875-9580.CITIZENS%u2019 COMMITTEE: Citizens Committee for the | City of New York helps block assocs apply for grants, help, speakers for block parties, clean ups, tree planting 578- 4747, 630 Fifth Ave.July 19.1979. The PHOENIX. Page 19U IU I O )<