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CH EESE G E U M R(%u201cNeic York City%u2019s Largest Selection of Cheeses%u201d)B U S Y DAY? TAK E A C H IC K E N TO D IN N E RWe Have the Finest Juciest ChickensYou%u2019ve Ever Tasted.R a r K o m io H in n i i r n u m c n o r ia l ca i i r nSo (ho next (inu* you fool frazzlod and fatiquod, do yoursolf a favor and loavo (ho cooking to us.128 Montaque St.852-6358Daily 10-8:30 p.mSun. 11-6 p.m.Plymouth ChoirARNOLD OSTLUND, JR., conductorChristmas CarolandCandlelight ServiceSunday, December 23,1979 at 4 o%u2019clockLE CAFEPLUS 163 Joralemon St. 852 7498Seafoods, steaks, soups, saladscappucino. espresso, pastriesf'afprinn fnr nartioc %u2014 ijn tn 55 npnnlpOpen for Breakfast. Lunch and Dinner163 Joralemon St. 852-7498Restaurant Charcuterie Caterin_______now open for lunch and dinner ______178 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N Y 11201 624-8852 reservations recommendeui..* \%u25a0\1 !fPlymouth Church of the PilgrimsHARRY H. KRUENER and WILLIAM R. NYE, ministersOrange Street, Brooklyn Heightsbetween Hicks and Henry StreetsNew Years Eve atC o m p le te D in n e r .. .L o b s te r Tails o r B e e f W e llin g to n o r P rim e RibsD a n c in g to th e N u m a W o o d s T rioP a rty fa vo rs a n d C h a m p a g n e a tM id n ig h t^ $35 p e r p e rs o n b y re s e rv a tio n o n ly U L 7 -4 5 8 5C h a r lie 'sArtists View BridgeBelanthi Enterprises is winding down the year with five different views of the Brooklyn Bridge. Using different media to interpret the span there are oil paintings, water colors, mixed media, and photographs of the Bridge.Belanthi is also featuring works of two artists, Patricia Windrow and Charles Dozier. Patricia Windrow is known for her large floral oil paintings and predictably she is showing a beautiful decorative artichoke and pineapple, but also an unusual painting of a clam. Charles Dozier uses acrylic and tissue in his mixed media works.Belanthi will start its monthly programs again on January 12 with witch-poet Barbara Holland and funeral director Harold LeVin in a contest for best funereal piece of music and poetry.Belanthi Enterprises, %u201c Five different views of theBrooklyn Bridge,%u201d at 142 Court Street, open Mon., Wed.,Fri., Sat. and Sun., 10am to 12 midnight; Tue. 10 to 12noon and Thurs. 10 to 12 noon and 4 to midnight,855-2769.Japanese Prints ShownJapanese woodblock prints tlf actors in the Kabuki theatre are now being shown in the Brooklyn Museum.The exhibit traces the development of figure prints from the early 18th century until the end of the 19th century, a time when in Edo (now Tokyo) an urban culture was emerging.Early in the 18th century large black and white prints by Kiyonobu and Kiyomasu were fashionable. Stylized postures of scenes of Kabuki drama were favored by the Katsukawa School around 1770 but by the end of the century more individualized portraits of actors were executed by Sharaku, Toyokuni and other masters.In the middle of the 19th century Toyokuni who started the Utagawa School tried more active scenes of performances until prints were replaced by the newly invented photographs at the end of the century.Ukiyo-E: Actor Prints and Paintings at the BrooklynMuseum, 200 Eastern Parkway through January 31, 1980,638-5000.N a m e s M a k e N e w sCommunity Board Two elected its officers for next year on Wednesday, December 12, Grantley Chrichlow, Chairman; Vivian Patterson, 1st Vice Chairman; Howard Zimmerman,2nd Vice Chairman and Clara Schwabe as Executive Secretary.Edward B. Guerewitz was the guest of honor at the Jewish War Veterans Kings County Council testimonial Breakfast on December 16. Guerewitz was chosen because of his community service and activities in furtherance of Jewish and veteran causes.Brooklyn Tech High School%u2019s computer programming} team recently finished first against 16 other New York City high schools in a competition held at Queens college. The first place plaque was presented to Mark Lentzner, BruceFactor, Henry Masslin and Fryderyk Tyra.The 1979-80 Edition of Who%u2019s Who among students in American Universities and Colleges will carry the names of two students from Clinton Hill, Patrick McCue and MaryAnn O%u2019Callaghan.At the Brooklyn Heights SANE meeting, December 20, the following officers were elected: Bob Side, President; Yetta H. Bloom, Beth de Blllo, Gordon Burck, and RusselMoneyham, Vice-Presidents; Harry Starfield, Secretary; Robert D. Bloom, Treasurer.Eighty winners of the first annual NYC Racquet Club Tourney sponsored by the city%u2019s Parks Department received their prize awards Dec. 8 among them Brooklyn residents Martin and Robert Sch wartzman, (Men%u2019s Doubles); MaxSechter (Women%u2019s Singles); Max Sechter and Trudy Slater(Women%u2019s Doubles); Joel Skolnick and Lynn Schaefer(Mixed Doubles).Community School Board 13 appointed Marjorie Gaddy,Assistant Principal of P.S. 44; Arthur Nieves and MercedesAbruzzo as Supervisors of Bilingual Education; JanetMarcus as Assistant Administrative Director of Language Arts; tenure was granted to teachers Marilyn Schecter,Valerie Lebowitz and Debra Tepper.Joan White, the District Manager of Community Board Six, will leave her post with the Board to become the Program Director of Public Affairs for WNYC-TV, Channel 31. White, a Park Slope resident, has been with the Board for more than two-and-a-half years.Hungary%u2018An authentic Hungarian restaurant right here in Brooklyn\Beef Goulash, Chicken Paprika, Stuffed Cabbage,Palacsinta and other traditional dishes.LUNCH AND DINNER COCKTAILS %u2022 WINES %u2022 LIQUORS OPEN 7 DAYS Major Credit Cards Accepted625-16491142 M ontague S tPage 20, The PHOENIX, December 20,1979