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Publications, 5 Beekman 00000, New York, N.Y. 10038 J.Arts In The GreeneThere's no better way to kick off a new Brooklyn arts center than with a Brooklynbased performer, and that%u2019s what%u2019s happening at the premiere of the Fort Greene Center for the Arts next Monday when it will present Roslyn Burrough in concert. Burrough comes to Fort Greene after appearing in The Wiz, Bubbling Brown Sugar and this year's tribute to Eubie Blake at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.After this performance of jazz, pop, show tunes and spirituals, the Center will fall into a regular stride of weekly performances onMonday evenings. The week after Burrough sings, the Moffett Family will perform, followed on August 20 by the International Afrikan American Ballet and on the 27th by the Brooklyn Opera Society.The Fort Greene Center for the Arts is located in the Brooklyn Masonic Temple on the corner of Lafayette and Clermont Aves. Roslyn Burrough will appear on August 6 at 8pm, with other performances at 8pm on successive Mondays, I kets are S7.50 and S5. For more informaticn t, j II622-5062.%u201c M u sic%u2019s force can tame the furious beast.%u201d At least, so it is writ in the Book of Solomon. So, what better a thing to partake of than music in these heatfilled days when even the tamest and most cheery of people find themselves turning into veritable beasts? And where better to relax and indulge in sweet sounds than in the peaceful Brooklyn Botanic Garden?All of Brooklyn (and those from elsewhereas well), are invited to two concerts being given in the Garden. Onn Sunday August 5th The Polyphonic Saxophone Quartet will be playing music of Mozart, Frescobaldi, Mule, Beethoven, and others. The Chinese Music Ensemble will be performing Chinese folk music from various regions, and also some ancient classical works.The Brooklyn Botanic Garden will be offering a concert by The Polyphonic Quartet on Sunday August 5th, and on August 19th will offer a concert by The Chinese Music Ensemble, at 3pm at the Alfred T. White Memorial, just up the hill from the greenhouse overlooking the lake. The Garden can be entered from the parking lot of the Brooklyn Museum, from EAstern Parkway between the library and the museum, or from 1000 Washington Avenue. Admission is free, 622-4433.Migrating to the Feastways been known for its who journeyed to our afar, and starting July 31, I honoring the first Amerized in the United States, the \ng through the streets ofinces Xavier Cabrini born d canonized July 7, 1946, h one full week of games, s and food of all kinds 1 Henry Streets extending ;s.ou are an immigrant, youare welcome to partake of these commemorative festivities, which will conclude on August 5th with a seven hour procession complete with decorative float starting at 2pm. Activities will end with a mass at the Sacred Heart and St. Stephen Church on Summit and Hicks Streets.%u201c Mother Cabrini Society of South Brooklyn %u2019%u2019 sponsored festival, week long entertainment through Aug. 5. Grand Procession Aug. 5 beginning at 2pm at Sacred Heart and St. Stephen Church at Summit and Hicks Streets. Information: 625-2267 or 624-9661.O p e r a t i o n S a i l o rIt%u2019s been fifty years since Popeye the Sailor first graced America with his salty speech and peppery brawls, and it%u2019s time for a celebration. Landlubbers and seafarers alike have been following through on a half a century of spinach and Olive Oyl and Brutus.Celebration there is. It%u2019s happening this weekend on the South Street Seaport, and will host continuous Popeye cartoons in the V isitor%u2019s Center at 16 Fulton St., Popeye gifts, bits and souvenirs all along Fulton St. between Water St. and South St., and, of course, spinach snacks for the muscle builders amongst us. For music there will be tunes from TV and the movies performed by the Blue Sparks From Hell, strolling chantey singers starting at 3pm, and a brass band with stiltwalkers setting out at 3:30pm. Along the length of Fulton St. will be games, workshops, stands and memorabilia, and at 2:30pm there%u2019s a special Look-alike contest; so if you think you look like Popeye, Swee%u2019pea, Professor O.G. Watasnozzle or any of the rest of the crew, join in. Et tu Brn^i|Q^Popeye s birthday festivities will run from 1pm-5pm along Fulton St. in Manhattan from South St. to Water St. on August 4 (rain date August 5). Most activities are free. In the evening at 8pm there will be a concert of songs of muscle and folk figures sung by Oscar Brand on Pier 15 for S4. For more information call 766-9020.(C) King Features Syndicate, Inc.,Ayg. 2,1979, The PHOENlX; P m 11