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UNITARIAN. 3S8SS?Donald M cKinney, M inisterSunday, |une 15, 11am %u201c Move Your Shadow''Preached by Donald McKinneyPierrepont St. & Monroe PI. 6 2 4 -5 4 6 6A c e n t e r o f f r e e r e l i g i o n s i n c e 1 8 3 3First Presbyterian ChurchAn International Ecumenical Parish Sunday Worship and Children's Classes 11 a m.A dult Forum 10amSunday, lune 8 Dr. Paul Smith preaching\ludith Parker Taylor, Organist and Choir Director and Executive Director of The Henry Street Pre-School 124 Henry Street 624-3770Plymouth Church O f The Pilgrims(Congregational)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.\Dr. Manchester preachingNursery Care provided during Church ServiceINTI RIM MINISTER: Or. \\>en ( . Manchester O RGAN IST AND DIRECTO R OF M l SK Arnold Ostlund, Jr.D IR E C T O R OF C H l l . D R E N S CHOIR S: Varcissa TilmanOrange & Hicks Streets 624-4743R Center of Reform Judaism since 1848 Robbi Neal I Sorovitz %u2022 Cantor Rvery TrochtS havuot ServicesThurs., june 12, 8 p.m.Fri., June 13, 10:30 a.m.Become A Part of The Growing Union Temple FamilyFor information on membershipCall The Temple OfficeCall for a Brochure %u2022 638-7600 17 Eastern Parkway at Grand Army PlazaA Part of Ybur CommunityRabbi Gerald I, Weider Rabbi Emeritus Eugene ). Sac kSAB&ATH SERVICESFriday 8:15 p.m. %u2022 Saturday 10:30 a.m.S havuot ServicesFriday 9:00 a.m.Confirmation Services Friday 8:15 p.m.For more information call the Temple office (768-3814) A Reform congregation, located at Garfield Place and 8th Avenue, Park Slope.Congregation Beth ElohimUleU lent#)* C 'm S n J T 2BETHELEHEMLUTHERANCHURCHThird Ave. at Pacific St.Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, NY624-0242Faui T iviatson, PastorS U N D A Y S :Services 11 amChoir participatingSunday School 11 amEveryone invitedIF Y O U CANW RITE ABO U TTHE ARTSAN D HAVE ASPECIALTY INCONTEMPORARY JAZZ A N D CLASSICAL MUSIC OR THE VISUAL ARTSTHE PHO ENIX W O U L D LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOUWe're looking for free-lance contributors who know their subjects and can write about them with lively interestIf you fit the bill and can write and review against tight deadlines, we may have an assignment for you.Send us a note describing your approach to the arts, your expertise. Include some samples of your writing to demonstrate your skill. Write:Arts Editor,Phoenix, 395 Atlantic Ave.,Brooklyn 11217No Calls PleaseLookingTo Learn?Find Your Interest inA PhoenixInstruction AdSEE PAGE 31IN THIS ISSUENames Make News - - %u00bbThe recent 10th anniversary dinner of the Cobble Hill Nursing Hom e was a time forhonors to the volunteers and supporters of the comm unity-run facility. Here, from left are:W illiam Tucker, Cullen & Dykman, dinner chairman; Dem etra Polimeros, president of thehome's board of directors; Brother Edwin Gill, O.S.F.; and Philip Stenger, NationalW estm inster Bank, dinner journal chairman. Also honored were Charles Ham m and W ilburLevin of Independence Savings Bank.Thomas Green, president of the GowanusTenant Association, recently presentedPolice Officer Hoseph Gagliardo with a plaque on behalf of the residents of GowanusHouses. Joe is also a member of the SafelyCommittee of Community Board Six andchairman of the Area Policy Board. Bothboards service Park Slope, Gowanus, RedHook and Carroll Gardens.Sophomore John Charles Stanford of Sterling PI. has been announced as a Dean%u2019s liststudent for the Spring 1986 semester atRensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy,N.Y. To qualify for Dean%u2019s List, studentsmust be in school full-time, earn at least a 3.0quality point average, and have no gradebelow %u201cC.%u201dHobart and William Smith College studentJennifer Doman of Brooklyn served as assistant costumer in the schobi%u2019s may performance of Shakespeare%u2019s %u201cTwelfth Night, orWhat You Will.%u201d The campus production wasput on by the Phoenix Players at its theatre inGeneva, N.Y.Gino Valentin of Lafayette Ave., a School ofVisual Arts student, won second prize in theRSVP: The Directory of Creative Talent Student Competition. He gets a color page inRSVP 1967 (including 500 card-stock reprintsand RSVP CallBack Answering Service) plusa $500 cash award. Receiving honorable mentions were Peter Vince of Pineapple St., alsofrom the School of Visual Arts, and IlyaKJnkov, a Parsons School of Design studentfrom W. 8th St. in Brooklyn.At the Brooklyn Historical Society, thecurator of collections since 1984, Liza Reich,has been named curator of exhibitions. She isa Cooperstown Museum Program alumna.Sarah Weatherwax, formerly the museumcataloguer, is the new curator of collections.Darren J. Johnson, of 8th Street, hasgraduated from Air Force basic training atLackland Air Force Base, Texas.Dr. M.M. Avram, chief of the division ofnephrology at Long Island College Hospital,is the editor of a new 230-page text titled%u201cProteinuria.%u201d This condition is related tokidney disease, so the text, containing thelatest in proteinuria research and management, is an important literary contribution.Robert A. McKee of Sterling PI. has beendecorated with the Army AchievementMedal in West Germany. This medal isawarded to soldiers for meritorious service,acts of courage, or other accomplishments.Honor Playground Group and Its OrganizerThe 11th Street Playground Committeewas honored at the annual meeting of theParks Council last month, when its chairperson, Jasmine Melzer, was presented with anaward for community service. The presentation was made by Tupper Thomas, ProspectPark Administrator, at a ceremony at theUrban Center in Manhattan.%u201cThe advocacy and fund-raising activitiesof Ms. Melzer and the group she organized,the 11th Street Playground Committee, encouraged the Administrator%u2019s office to include the playground in the restoration project planned for the nearby Bandshell,%u201d saysThomas, with the playground committee acting as advisors. %u201cTheir recommendations,based on scrupulous research in design andsafety factors, made a significant contribution to the quality of this exceptionalplayground,%u201d she said.Under Melzer%u2019s direction, the 11th StreetPlayground Committee continuesmaintenance of the playground by raisingfunds for summer arts & crafts and sportsprogramming, planting bulbs and organizingcleanups. Melzer is now also a member of theadvisory committee for the historic restoration of all of Prospect Park, and is also atrustee of the Park Slope Civic Council.BrownstoneAuto CleanersY o u r a u to is a m a j o r i n v e s t %u00adm e n t w hich needs to bep r o te c te d and ca red for.cW e p r o v i d e a c o m p l e t e, : cu rb sid e s e r v ic e thatjy \\ in clu d es, w indow s,v a c u u m i n g , b r i g h t w o r k ,tire s,a n d S im o n izwax fo r o n l y $ 35,4 hrs. m in. each autoV. J t %u201e__ %u2014KjJfi ti* .Q u a lity w ^bfk that's g u a r a n te e d f\ilS C q P H S f e - S a q f e q S w n i.. ( i i .v We will travel.Page 40, THE P H O E N IX , June 12, 1986